I have researched and studied for almost two months and I have even been to a siminar, Fortune Builders, maybe you've heard of them.

It's easy to work with for people who want to get up and running out of the gate and it's flexible enough for experienced site builders and "SEO'ers" to really be able to get additional power out of it.Definitely worth the money (in my opinion); I have no connection with IC, in fact, we are "friendly competitors" in some area... but, the facts are the facts!!!

I am looking at the possibility of helping him out by partnering up with a builder (haven't looked for one yet) and arranging to split the profits if possible.I am exploring the profit potential to present to my father, and would like to know if anyone has some advice, or knows a builder in the Coeur d'Alene area that is good and works on single family construction?

The first place to look is the Oregon Association of Realtors, or whatever it's called there, and the website of whatever government body or commission regulates realtors in Oregon.

It is advisable to do your due diligence and ask about such things as how long have they been in business, are alternative assets their sole focus, are they BBB accredited and rated, are they a regulated financial institution, have they ever been sanctioned by any regulatory bodies, how many accounts and how much in assets do they administer?

The original builders from 2004 installed the pump wrong.

Keep in mind that the rehabbers objective is to get the place rented and sold quickly, for some rehabbers (not all), they're more interested in getting a warm body in there and less concerned about a good, long term tenant.

All i can't think of is a builder situation where GC might build a house for a client to certain specs.

I'll be sure to check out Fortune Builders.

Young, able-bodied, working age people sitting around in the middle of the day is not a good sign.