Not unless there is some local law requiring it.You can identify a handyman to handle issues. 

I am looking for GCs that can do SF and MF, can do a new building on raw land, full rehabs of beat down properties, and touch-ups (I like the lipstick metaphor), and require little supervision.I also really like @Johnie Hopkins original four points: 1. provides estimates of rehab works that come reasonably close to actuals (firm bids would be a plus),2. is able and willing to do cosmetic work as well as studs-deep rehabs,3. has a dependable crew(s) and is known to hit targeted completion dates,4. is knowledgeable of Houston / Harris County permitting and inspection requirements.Please PM me or email!

Furthermore, the evolution of remote work has reshaped office space requirements, with a growing emphasis on flexible, collaborative environments.**5.

They can provide insights into tax implications, specific filing requirements, and potential deductions.General advice?

I asked my CPA about bonus depreciation and doing a Cost Seg study on the property so I could get the 80% bonus depreciation but this is what she said: “Note that I don’t do that kind of work because it requires engineering knowledge that I don’t have.

Be EMOTIONAL here and connect with your prospective guest’s inner desire for escape, thrill, relaxation, fun, connecting with family, etc…Make sure each picture has captions written out. 

Some let you pull permits as the homeowner, some require a licensed GC to pull. 

Which is to say, like @Matthew Crivelli, you're going to have a hard time getting a loan with bad credit.Now, some DSCR lenders don't require super high credit, but most want to see upper 600s.

20-30% annualized returns for passive investors for a commercial development deal is common...and required to offset the related risks. 

Even if not maximizing depreciation, the conservative estimates provided by DIY tools justify the cost for properties under $1.2 million.Addressing common concerns regarding the DIY option: Ease of Use: Most software for DIY cost segregation studies is user-friendly, requiring minimal input beyond property details.