That you'll likely need to do on your own unless you can offer some value to a partner here on the ground.I'd be shocked if anyone is going to just offer their time, expertise, and hard work to you simply because you asked (I personally won't).

You probably wouldn't need a "general" contractor, who (like me), would subcontract plumbing/electrical/HVAC work, though some towns permit HVAC work to be put on a general "building" permit.I'm not entirely sure what plumbing and HVAC work the previous contractor did but you may (sometimes) have issues with plumbers and HVAC guys taking over or signing off on work done by previous contractors that they can't or don't want to put their name behind (or they may charge you more simply for doing this)... depends on the company/person, and on the nature of the work done.

My understanding if you owned the home and sold, even if it was given to you, you aren't eligible.https://www.fin.gov.on.ca/en/bulletins/ltt/1_2008.htmlRequirements to qualify for the refundTo qualify for a refund: The purchaser must be at least 18 years old.The purchaser must occupy the home as their principal residence within nine months of the date of transfer.The purchaser cannot have ever owned an eligible home, or an interest in an eligible home, anywhere in the world, at any time.If the purchaser entered into an agreement of purchase and sale before December 14, 2007, the home must be a newly constructed home and the purchaser must be eligible for the Tarion New Home Warranty.If the purchaser has a spouse, the spouse cannot have owned an eligible home, or had any ownership interest in an eligible home, anywhere in the world, while he or she was the purchaser's spouse.

I want to note that I am not interested in taking business away from any investors; simply a connection with a good contractor that experienced investors use but maybe do not have the capital for a deal at this time.

Find a private lender that will simply act like a bank with interest rate from 7-12% and keep the rest for you.

Whenever a wholesaler contact me I simply get the information about the property & reach out to the owner myself cutting the wholesaler out of the deal entirely.

Of course, sometimes we simply cannot find actual rents.

It's possible the tenant is better at this sort of work than both of us but you never really know...If I were in your shoes, I'd have a licensed contractor do plumbing and electrical but that will cost you more.I guess it comes down to whether or not you want to pay more or take a chance the tenant is doing it correctly, in which case you can simply be happy that the tenant is happy and also that he's saving you $, at least in the short run.

More than likely this could be fixed by simply buffing the floors and applying another coating.

they are smooth and its a progression.. they have a website they have these faux articles well the articles are real the company simply does not exist.. then they send a picture ID  no fraudster would do that right ??