There are way too many variables inside a house that need to have eyes on the ground.

I'm currently looking for some eyes/boots on ground to take a look at properties I'm considering.

I could build a house from the ground up faster than i could get Quickbooks done the way it needs to be.

I offered to do that, but being out of town I am kind of worried about paying for another job's materials also.My father-in-law is our boots on the ground guy there.  

That results in a 50/50 split ($40K each).He will be GC and manage the rehab on the ground.

So, you did do a back ground check where they check her credit and prove she makes the amount of money they claim?

A little back ground on my current situation.

Shortly after closing I was informed that we could add a bonus unit in the basement if we kept the ground floor commercial, as in office space, as part of an incentive from the city.

Once you get into framing, there's a lot of things to know about vapor barriers, ground contact lumber, mold-resistant materials, etc.In my opinion, this isn't a DIY type of project unless you're a licensed contractor.

You need boots on the ground that will fill you in on what you could be in store for.