Rents: $531,827• Deductible: $10,000 except for $25,000 for property with woodworking tenant. •  General Liability: $1M per occurrence.

With this being a historic district you would want to check project references for the contractors to view their craftsmanship so you know they will be able to match the woodwork/style so it will not look out of place.

And buyers are going away which means sellers will start coming out if the woodwork.

I post online that I've got this house I have to deal with and "investor/Realtors" start coming out of the woodwork!

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Investors are coming out of the woodwork and migrating from the Bay Area and beyond to snatch up property in one of the hottest markets in the country...

I grew up with a construction background and am pretty handy with most things being a professional woodworker so I was planning on getting a fixer upper. 

It was a young couple, she was a receptionist at a doctor office and he was a professional woodworker building furniture for a shop -- his income was the key and it was "off-the-books" but they had money in the account and a boss who verified the income.

My Dad taught me more than enough basic woodworking to make a replacement sash.

Usually wood working subcontractors can do that group of tasks together.