I live in Virginia and it seems like how the business gets classified is a big deal, and depending on how we classify it we made need things like a class A contractors licence (which in my opinion we shouldn't need) So I was hoping someone here had a similar issue the have solved already 

I'm from the area, know it well, and have people I can trust (contractors, property managers) to help me run the business. 

Many mistakes on my part plus a bad contractor).

I am working with a General Contractor to determine if we can find a way to partner up in hopes to make project numbers work. 

We have enjoyed listening to the podcasts, and consequently developed a niche finding distressed sellers in Cleveland, Oh. 

I have enough for a down-payment or 2 for potential properties and have a partial team ready.In Connecticut before I moved to CA I was a plumber for my step-father who ran a plumbing company of his own, So I have a full team of contractors that I could use for any work my properties needed. 

My dad works in construction as a general contractor and I have been working for him for the past few summers.

So I ask you investors and other wholesalers, what are some good practices that you enjoy when you dealing with a wholesaler?

I know asking for a good contractor is like asking for someones first born, but I really need some help.

We purchased a single family home last year in Abilene, Texas (small town) and had a lot of problems with the builders and sub-contractors.