They usually look vacant and have a bunch of contractor vehicles in the front of the house.

I had originally wanted to flip houses, but it seems like it would be hard to find enough deals to keep me busy.If anyone in Denver has recommendations for agents or contractors, I'd love to hear them!

I have not lived there in a long time so don't have any reliable contractors I could call if something did come up, and really don't want tenant calls or complaints.

One of my contractors asked if it would be helpful if he pays for and completes the rehab work and gets paid from the sale of the property in exchange for a share of the profits.

They want the lender to escrow the funds to repair the siding and distribute to contractor when work is complete after the sale.

If you have a legit quote from a contractor, I'd have much more confidence in you and your deals.

Sold my rental property, worked 4 years as an EMT/ Firefighter and now that my kids are grown up a little, I'm looking to get back in the game with my wife.I have worked with the city here on a number of rehabs and also have quite a bit of experience as a carpenter/ contractor.

After bringing in multiple contractors I've made the decision to tear down the houses.

(Get contractor references through the REIA.)- Property management companies.

Have been building my team...Lawyer - Check, Realtor - Check, still looking for the contractor, accountant and mortgage broker.