Hey everyone! My business partner and I are working on our first deal and we’re looking for a GC in the area (Taylors specifically) to give us a quote on a few things in a potential rehab we’ve found. Any recommendati...

I plan on getting my license as a real estate agent in the near future but for the past year I've been learning everything I can about wholesaling as this is how I plan to start my real estate career in the mean time.

I also accept direct messages.What I am looking for in an Agent Ability to set me up with a daily email alert with new listings to the MLS + price adjustmentsAbility to recommend me contractors(roofers, plumbers, electricians, etc)Ability to provide comps for properties that I am interested in.Knowledge about the areaWhat I will provide to the agent I will not ask you to lowball on a bunch of housesI am okay with you sending the listing agent a informal offer to save time from having to draft a full contractYou will get a client who is an experienced investor.

I don't have anything that needs work at the moment, but am looking for suggestions for different contractors in the Syracuse area in the event I may need them for my current property purchased in August of this year (2017).

Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

We're looking for a good licensed contractor who can do a large 6-unit property with architectural drawings in place.

You will need a licensed GC to be approved by the lender (with references, previous projects, etc) before closing, but if you can coordinate the extra effort it’s a great way to flip a house without using your own capital.

I actually still have to complete an official walk-through with a contractor and based the estimates on a complete remodel being done - as there is foundation damage and the roof has not been done since the house was purchased in 30yrs ago.

I also have some advantages (Realtor’s license, a father and brother who are great GC’s, and you guys!)

Because of skyrocketing costs and a shortage of qualified contractors here, there are unfortunately many who essentially can *never* go home again as their insurance coverage is not sufficient to pay the bill.