See more details on the events page. :-)

For example, I'm working with a design firm and the designer is busting a contractors balls on submittal after submittal and memo after memo....citing details from a 300 pg. spec book, and requesting timely submissions of the smallest details, paint draw downs, casework, laminate finishes, flooring...you name it.

It is also a good idea to find a lender to work with who has a reputation for qualifying first time buyer or non-prime mortgages.Good luck

I need to know details about the land so I can know what prep work will be needed. 

That is basically how I thought it worked, I didn't remember the details.  

Purchased site unseen although there was a video of the property that showed the home in detail.  

Ron Wanamaker from Rivertown Insurance has been great for me:PM Me and I will get you his details- BP will not let me post email or direct line

Just as one more addition (and I didn't read every response in detail to know if someone already said this or not, so apologies if I'm repeating)-There are turnkeys providers who do the BRRRR method.

Basically looking to forge a nice working relationship in this market with a reputable and reliable person in the industry. 

@Linda Garcia Can you elaborate on the two options again so we can have more detail to better assist you?