I know 3 that write them locally in DFW...and only one of those will do it state wide.

I basically engage them as soon as I'm under contract to write up scopes of work, then I'll take down hard money/short term financing, and they'll start working right after I close on these BRRRRs. 

However, I would imagine you would need to grant them read/write access to your emails. 

You are eligible to write off your expenses.Furthermore #2, realtor income is subject to federal taxes, state taxes and SE taxes.

I meet lots of talented professionals at real estate meetups, ranging from roof to foundation and everything in between.

A small step you can take, which has worked wonders for me, is making a personal mission statement for yourself and clearly writing out your goals.

Here is a NJ site with links to applicable revised code:https://nj.gov/dca/divisions/c...In Ohio the tenant would have to make the repair request in writing and you would have 30 days to rectify the problem and if not rectified after 30 days the tenant could escrow rent with the court.

So, anything the sales rep tells you is not something that the Builder needs to stand behind unless it is in writing. 

I would try and work out a repayment plan and put it in writing. 

Ive read I could be held liable for co conspiring to withhold money from other tenant if I don’t write one check made out to both of them.