I've been working on my places for years and gained my mechanical skills working on my cars that needed repairs.What I would do is put up a post on a regular basis in the forums or on Craigslist with the skill you're looking to acquire donating your time for a day or however length of time so you can learn it.

I'm new, to the site and to social internet mechanics (forums) as a whole, so please forgive me if I put this in the wrong place or something.Here is the deal:Current offer $54k (1st offer was 49k)1570 sqft houseBuilt in 2007 by Hunter homes.

I took a year off between high school and college to work as an auto mechanic.

I'm completing my first rehab and making the final payment to my contractor. I have a Contractor Lien Waiver that I'm typing up. It has a place for a notary to sign and seal. Is that necessary?

I have a couple of questions about how to best structure a privately financed fix-n-flip deal and how the mechanics of the deal should work.

It was listed last year 8/7/12 for $19,900 so I think it was removed and some mechanical renovation done, and they are trying to recover their renovation costs.

I'd feel better about them if they had a mechanical (screw type) connection since I've run into tons of problems over the years with push in connections on switches and outlets.

In other words, the average revenue per unit at the 4-unit is low, and yet you still have all of the same issues like mechanical items, tenant / lease issues, etc.

There is a lot of room for systems designs, not mechanical, but to people since this is more of a people business as you have alluded to.

Include several photos - front and back of the house, major rooms (kitchen, master bath, master bedroom), minor rooms, and mechanicals.