I'm a wholesaler and have a reputation of only sending good deals.

These ridiculous offers were made, the agent had to write them up she thought and the buyer did nothing but waste her time and ruin her reputation in the process.

He then told me they paid $975,000 for it several years ago but it had just be reassessed for $1.25million raising their property taxes (council rates) to an astounding $1,800 a year.For each 3 week stay we rented the same home on the beach (Largs Bay) from a couple of plumbers who were heavily invested in property.

Then, we hire everything else out to subs.In terms of our subs, here is the list of subs we have:- Licensed HVAC Contractor- Licensed Plumber- Licensed Electrician- Roofer- Expert Carpenter / Deck Builder- Cabinet Supplier/Installer- Window Company (Supplier/Installer)- Countertop/Tub Refinisher- Sheetrock Installers (for very large jobs)- Hardwood InstallerEverything else is handled by a main crew of contractors that are essentially just really good handymen.

He teaches sandwich leasing, has excellent paperwork, and is a very reputable person.

And like was stated, it's a company that deals with the whole cleanup process usually and not a plumber.

I guess in my area we have lousy plumbers because a primary concern was always poor plumbing connections and clogged drains from construction materials.

Small electrical and plumbing parts I let my electrician and plumber buy.

Learn about their recommendations, reputation and experience.Ideally I think of this as a place that I can quickly find a service or profile for a specific area or sometimes anywhere.

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