You can't find them all at the same time anyway  You actually have to start with the first one anywayWhat's wrong with doing one at a time or at least the first one and see how you do with the estimating and the hiring of the contractors and  the Rehabbing and the renting.

I'm in the process of hiring an attorney for LLC advisement.

The person hiring you obviously want what they want but can never handle the news that you may present to them for there own safety.

I'm not reping the seller, and i'm not reping the person that i'm selling the property too. i'm acting on my own behalf. since i have a company formed, i happen to rep  my own investment company. 

Even after the eviction process is complete, you or whomever you hire to complete the eviction for you may need to utilize the services of a constable.  

I see the meaning in terms of say hiring someone to hang/finish drywall who gets it done faster, better and turns the unit around more quickly vs doing it oneself and not having to pay a contractor, but paying oneself $4.50/hr and having a finished job that looks south of awesome.  

I would cost it out as though you are hiring someone to do it for you. 

Learn as much as you can about DIY through you tube. even if you hire contractors, you need to know what is going on to talk intelligently about the situation and make sure you aren't getting ripped off.

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Do you hire contractors do to the reno's or do you and your dad and brother take care of the lion's share of the work?