If you were closer, you can do more yourself, but to pay a professional, sounds like normal rates.Connect with @Mark Ainley.

Quote from @Mark S.: @Marc Marquez, I’m an investor in Memphis who buys turnkey.

For NJ there is a book called Tax Liens written by an attorney Mark Pellegrino. 

Biggest and most expensive tickets.Do they charge a mark-up on vendors?

@Mark Navarrete True.

He was absolutely on the mark in both cases.

@Mark ReynoldsI agree with you.

It's one thing for them to ask for permits as they relate to possible future liens and safety issues and I have no issue with that.But materials and labor cost information is subjective as is mark-up and profit.

Dennis Kozlowski and Mark Schwartz (My favorites) of Tyco International swear they didn't do anything wrong either.

My hope is that the property will continue to gain value because of the multiple bedrooms, small fenced yard and parking, as well as proximity to public transportation in an area filling in with high rises.So my big question mark is whether to proceed, given that this house is directly across the street from a low-income housing development.