Hello Bigger pockets community,I am looking for some good sub trades in Memphis TN.ArchitectHvacrooferplumberelectricianthank you for your help

You e-signed or wet signed contracts to be responsible for hard costs with the lender.

You should also have all your ducks in a row for option #2, so you can execute quickly.

Originally posted by @Lynnette E.

They will make your life easier and save you from this kind of headache.ON-FIRE Agent means they are:O - Organize (The Investor-Agent must be well-organized)N - Network (The Investor-Agent must be well networked with other Real Estate professionals like Lenders, Appraisers, Property Managers, Inspectors, Insurance Agent, Contractors, etc)F - Focus (The Investor-Agent MUST Focus on YOU)I - Investor/Investment-Savvy (MUST be INVESTMENT SAVVY)R - Responsive (Must Be responsive and answer your call/text)E - Experience (Must be an investor or have experience working with investors)Savvy Agents will put your interest first and not theirs. 

Right now when lots of asset classes are peaking and trading at crazy price levels the upside seems low and the risk seems high.

The management company charges fees which is deducted on my schedule E, under management fees, and I wrote up a benefit plan for the C Corp to cover my health insurance as well as co-pays and other expenses not covered by insurance.

They wanted to talk to me in person because they probably didn't feel comfortable asking over the e-mail (or maybe didn't have electronic copies of the forms).

They also charge more but it’s all a trade off between what you need and what you pay.

Cons are that tax credit financed properties are highly complex and take a TON OF TIME, with uncertainty of execution (waiting agency/local approvals, etc.