#1 and #2 appear to be short sale opportunities, contact the homeowner (you may need to run a skip trace on them) and see if they are interested in that scenario rather thna losing the home to foreclosure.#3, Keep an eye on the home for any agent activity.

My employer has a 175,000 SF building where the tenant just skipped out overnight.

You can expect that when you have a number of contractors go over a project, that some will point out things that may have been skipped by other bidders; you then would have to consider whether to add those things to your scope of work or not.Before anybody can figure out how expensive the repairs will be, the list of repairs needed (i.e. a scope of work) first has to be defined.

Or maybe I should just skip the paper and get my signs up ( they're still in the box!!!)

Is there a way to work it out so I know he wont skip out with the money?

Many landlords may not document to try to skip taxes, this will hurt them in the sale.

My honest advice skip the construction management college class for now and go get your hands dirty first.

Another thought: your neighbors may realize that they are only going to get say 150, and figure by going straight to you and skipping the realtor they are actually making an extra 5k.

You can always skip a month or two of extra payments if you want to go to Hawaii 

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