Hey everyone, I'm branching out and starting long-distance BRRR and wondering what methods you have found for inspecting contractors' work.

I am familiar with the different types of investing methods (flip, rent, brrr, etc.), but I am having trouble finding what is practical for me.

Avoid any city on this list.Disaster Risk - Some parts of the country are more prone to natural disasters.

Smart professionally, but real ****** from a human nature standpoint.One who did was so delinquent in getting back to me that the tenants missed the boat.I can control my professionalism, I can't control others. 

My name is Thomas I’m currently in the construction field working on natural gas pipelines.

In many cases natural appreciation will do the work to build equity for you as well. 

Yes, it was added sometimes, but your statements are extraordinarily misleading and hysteria-producing.Extremely low levels that appear simply because a material is naturally sourced haven't ever been show to be a particular danger. 

OR, maybe it's not far fetched to think that what's happened in the Bay Area in terms of politics/supply/demand/rent control is the natural progression of things.

Sometimes my brain gets all jumbled when I listen to the podcast and hear how Brandon says to ask “How can I make it happen” and hear some of the stories about partnering up and things of that nature.

It sounds like you're off to a great start with your portfolio already and you'll definitely be on track to grow that with the further learning & vision you've outlined.What kind of method are you using for the 2 properties you have near USU?