I've been brought in on a few newbie flippers who got screwed by a range of trip wires and nearly lost their shirts.  

Some of them will screw you.  

I'm probably paranoid, because home-buyers are constantly doing things (esp tax things) that screw with their ability to get a mortgage, and un-screwing-up those things is a huge part of what I do for a living, but the paranoid part of me is also envisioning a scenario where OP can only put 1/3 of his rental income on Schedule E, and then has to put 2/3 on a Schedule C or something, which in turn is going to potentially screw with OP's ability to get a mortgage (FNMA guidelines treat Schedule E more generously than Schedule C).

Turn off the water to the house, then remove the shower knob and work your way down to the cartridge, which screws into the valve housing.

This being my first fix and flip, how do I create an accurate initial SOW so that I don't get screwed over come due diligence period and my rehab estimate I did myself is way off causing me to back out of the deal?

I don't know what this exposes me to, and I certainly to want to make it easier for me to get screwed over in some way.If I buy via Land Contract, what will the tax implications look like?

Or the 2000s when Joe Nacchio screwed QWEST and telecom followed.Denver has come of age and boom/bust may be over. 

I only charge in the most extreme cases and brand new carpet being completely screwed up months isn’t move in was extreme. 

If we screwed something up, also would love to hear it. 

Screw that.).