Have a house built in the 20's near downtown with plumbing issues.

She puts her own money into some repairs, but not all of them as the owner recently put in a new furnace, water heater, and plumbing.

In the abscense of a sewer officer, find out who regulates on site sewer systems.

Lending is a highly regulated industry and most things are cut and dry with what they can and cannot do.

The two best paying trades are Plumbing and Electrician.

If you are investing in a certain area, be aware of the rules, regulations and laws governing real estate in your area.  

Adding on isn't always good, I've seen some crazy things in rural areas where they have less regulations on permits, etc. 

Most of the electrical and plumbing I handle with my crew and then I have a couple other electricians for disconnects and panel box work.My interest is in talking with you first to see if it is a good fit and then possibly using my planning time and my crew for your work.My father leads my crew and he has a lifetime of experience in all aspects of building.

Electric,Plumbing and HVAC i wont touch.

It is an older home built around the 1950s and is need of updates new kitchen baths paint flooring possible electric and plumbing issues.