Even the contractor was surprised.To answer your actual question, I pay the PM $768 a year.

Must recreate bread loaf handrail detail - in lieu of stock handrail/guardrailAdditionally, you need to find a contractor that is sensitive to these design requirements.

My name is luke I am a 29 year old father, husband, and flooring contractor.

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You will either have a detailed and actionable plan to achieve your goal or you will find one or more issues (lack of time, lack of money, lack of contractors, etc) that will cause you problems.

I'm now looking out of market at some turnkey providers.I am a contractor, so I have the ability to purchase run down properties, fix them and rent them, so the cash per door number can be way up.

A few years later I took my love and passion for real estate into the construction arena and became a Licensed Commercial Mason Contractor and Residential Builder.

Needless to say, his inspection was left wanting.Also, I've basically turned into these guys contractor.

for a newbie ..the best property is the one that you can access as many times as possible before you close. having the property under contract and "acting" as an owner, contractors will talk to you ..you can get bids, quotes, do inspections, termite letters, radon tests, mold test, etc ...imagine bringing army of inspectors when an owner still lives there ..not possible. you control purchase price ...so make sure you factor all things you need to change, add, update into ur costs ...u need to discover as much stuff as possible. once u do 10 flips ..probably short 10 minute walk will be enough to get u rough idea ..but by that time ...inspect, inspect, inspect

"I work full time, and I'm inexperience with construction so I am choosing to hire a general contractor to walk through the property with me (before the offer) to get a thorough and accurate estimate (no rules of thumb).