---The Oakland City Council is scheduled Tuesday to decide on a resolution proposed by Councilmember Lynette Gibson McElhaney that would establish a city loan program to help “distressed low-income homeowners” evict their tenants when the landlord or relative wants to occupy the property.Under this proposal, co-sponsored by Councilmember Rebecca Kaplan, the city would set aside $300,000 “to make available no-interest loans” to “cash-strapped” landlords to help them pay city-required relocation payments to tenants they are evicting.http://www.oaklandpost.org/2018/07/06/councilmembe...

Should be easy enough since he's the home owner...

You can look into doing direct mail or other marketing direct to homeowners.

@Alex StauntonA quick analysis:Monthly ExpensesDebt +Taxes+Insurance+Other Expenses ($4,800+1,100+200+3,000)=9,100Total Monthly Revenue = 9,000You still have not included property management (if we assume a 10%) you are looking at about 10k in expenses and 9k in revenue. 

Whenever I need a contractor, I just do a search in the group--of course, I still verify with the person that recommended them and my own vetting process which includes a CCAP/License (if applicable to job) and insurance check. 

Duluth has next to zero vacancy which is driven by the housing shortage that exists (in both rental and homeowners housing) and that is due to our cost of construction locally.

Hello,I'm looking for a local company in MN that is willing to insure and provide workers comp for a General Contractor.

Do I have my buyer file a title insurance claim ( if he has it ) or should I ?

I called up the insurance company and they sent out their adjuster and he's giving me an 80k estimate I don't exactly trust.

Prob same for insurance.---* If this wasn't an A area I'd flip it, but do things change in A areas?