[size=18]Are there any Contractors / Rehabbers in Detroit ready to do some business?

"If you are a "contractor license" sate your brother in law could be subject to fines, penalties as well as prosecution if the "license board guys " were to drive by and stop. happens all the time!

We actually plan on doing very little work ourselves and just plan to manage the contractors.

As a painting contractor I have done extensive work with fire, and water damage, animal/human feces, Kilz is the only thing that works, and that is approved by insurance companies, just remember to reseal any corners or edges that are cut or broken after sealing.

Those prices include labor and materials since they are based on contractor bids.

At this time I'm just kind of gathering info trying to determine the best plan of attack, its crazy out here right now prices keep dropping, I would'nt even think of investing out here right now no end in sight, so just trying to determine if something out of state is in option or just be patient and raise funds.The painting biz is pretty good right now, for me at least, but just about everyone else is getting killed, lots of contractors with no work, some for months now, to bad a lot of good guys.

Anyone here use it.I had actually never heard of the program until a realtor mentioned it this weekend.They allow up to 35k in renovations to be wrapped into the loan if the ARV shows that the contractors work will improve the value of the home by that much or more.This seems like a great opp to get renovation money without paying to much out of pocket.

You don't want to be dealing with contractor nightmares, when you can wholesale and make 5-10k, deal after deal.

lolWell my dad is a contractor in the southeast and does a lot of work for property managers.

Mask off the tub before the quote so the contractor sees he only has to paint.