Thanks Jay,  I didnt realize Dennis had a roofing company too, he told me he was setting up his own inhouse plumbing.

My hubby is a seasoned journeyman carpenter with a good number of contractor connections nearby, and he's eager to stop working as a Union carpenter and put all of his energy into real estate investing.2.

I understand the HOA covers the exterior parts of the property but you are responsible for anything inside your unit such as windows, bath n kitchen plumbing issues, furnace, hot water heater, etc.

Try to connect with investors, wholesalers, contractors, agents, attorneys....etc.

I’m getting some replies from contractors saying costs per sqft range from $200-$300... compared to what I leaned from other states, that’s a huge difference... so, I know costs for everything in the Bay Area are higher than any other place, but I’d like know if that’s accurate...Thanks

I would love to meet other investors, contractors, and property managers in the area to expand our network and perhaps share / acquire knowledge and experiences.Thank you for taking the time to read our intro, and I look forward to speaking with anyone whom reaches out. 

The property may come with contractors' liens if he did not pay them, with poorly done work that has to be redone, with code violations and who knows what else.

Talk to the contractors who did the work.

I am a general contractor in the area, house needs all new windows, and turning 2/2 into a 3/3 and i will be pulling permits.

Looking for a SERIOUS experienced multi family investor/contractor/buyer who can assist me in analyzing this deal finding funding etc.Sorry if this type of post is not allowed in this specific sub forum!!!!