There are existing bookings scheduled shortly after our closing date and it won't be feasible to complete the necessary work prior to relisting if we attempt to honor the existing bookings.

Furthermore, I would also suggest scheduling a structural engineer to assess the frame and foundation of the property.

I would hold optimism into the holidays, every buyer that schedules a tour is a serious buyer now, worth pursuing.

I am always trying to find more contractors because they are so busy right now it's not always guaranteed that I, or my clients, can get on their schedule within a reasonable time. 

If you would like to speak on the markets feel free to email me to schedule a call.

If you have a busy 9-5 routine but have the money to get started and don't have enough time, turnkey companies provide some of the best resources to scale your portfolio.

A good daily routine to get into @Sam Dorgalli is to set a schedule of at lease 4 days a week, of 1 completely uninterrupted hour, and in that time you set a required personal quota of searching the MLS, to identify no less then 4 properties that you will do a FULL workup on.

If you have a busy 9-5 routine but have the money to get started and don't have enough time, turnkey companies provide some of the best resources to scale your portfolio.

However, the best method I used to determine my CPA (or at least where I ended up) was just picking up the phone, calling places, asking a list of questions that were important to me, and scheduling a meeting if I decided they were worth a deeper conversation.Once the meeting came around (whether in-person or video chat), I asked very specific questions about my intentions of using the tax code to my advantage through REI and essentially 'tested' their readiness to lead a client of my nature. 

So, you can say that I have a somewhat flexible schedule.