I have been involved in construction management and real estate for over 18 years and after awhile of sitting and watching the market I am getting back into actively looking for real estate projects to rehab and sell.

I work in commercial construction and am familiar with the construction process.

We keep freaking out that it'll ruin our chances of qualifying for land/construction loan.

Some examples:--Contact township regarding permitting process--Meeting with attorney to draft rental agreement--Contract with construction company that covers scope of work and timelines--Turning on utilities!

I have knocked on doors(a summer gig), sold cars(successfully |salesman of the month out of 40 twice in 12months| & consistently just wasn't around enough winners to want to keep at it), worked in construction (I am currently helping renovate a home in Yakima, Washington), coached high school football, cleaned carpets (straight commission) and recently started a business online and learned several programming languages (HTML - CSS - JavaScript - Ruby - and bit of Python and backend database SQL stuff) and can design a fully responsive website from scratch.

Just a shout out to everyone from a new BP Member / architect and construction manager in Cali and Hawaii! 

Blaine Brown - look for a construction loan.

I am looking for advice on a company or contacts that I could use to have them remove all the old material from a house in preparation for a remodel.  I need to have cabinets, carpet, linoleum, old blinds, junk, etc r...

The partners and myself have extensive construction, law, and insurance backgrounds so we will also be doing some flip projects.  

Currently working on establishing our legal and construction team.