Good MorningYes i mean General contractors,carpenters, small renovation teams,roofing,handyman, anybody that’s good to work with really.I just want to have options in place so when i find some work in a property, i know who to call right away. 

Rental properties are generally more passive than fix-and-flips. 

I'd love to answer any questions you have about flipping or investing in general. 

That has generally been my mindset shift since I got into rentals, and I'm just at the beginning stages of "B".

In my commercial properties, which are smaller with mostly mom& pop type businesses, we generally negotiate tenant improvements as part of signing a lease with a new tenant. 

Alabama, in general, is producing jobs at amazing rates, so you’ve picked a solid canvas, IMO.

:)The general idea is that if the market starts getting shaky, that if people are going to live in that neighborhood they'll pick his MF before another one.

They are generally stable people with families and won't run when the going gets tough.

Is there a general rule? 

I think liability is a huge one.. and sophisticated investors are generally much easier to manage than non..