I had a Sub contractor named Joe Lewis Jr. clean my tools out on a job then try to sue me.

I am both a landlord and a journeyman plumber (18 years) and plumbing contractor (nine years).

I have a General Contractor that gave me a bid.

I'm scheduled to meet the 'contractor' tomorrow.

It is money they earned so the 1099 contractor taxes need done.

You can see if partners, like a contractor can carry off a job without going broke trying (no, you don't get their financials for a rehab, but through general conversation you'll find how strung out they may be, you'll get an idea of their overhead and you'll make a better informed decision).I taught the class many years ago, while much has changed, much remains the same.

I can tell you're new, you have an appointment before you're really ready as you can't learn in a few hours, so:Get an appraiser.Then get a couple of contractors/fix it guys and get bids for what must be done.

I am a licensed contractor with a specialties contractors license.

A realtor, contractor, manager, etc...

My wife's father is a contractor with a great local reputation, so with his help we have some equity built up.