In addition to the workmanship, you want to work with someone who is good at managing time, people and his relationship with you, his client :-)    We are actually building out a network of approved contractors because one of the biggest pain points investors and landlords face in Philly is finding reliable solutions. 

I offer listing price and a bunch of people swooped in and bid up the price, so I checked out. 

Well besides the hard costs (construction, materials) and soft costs (permitting, architecture, fees, engineering) people often forget holding costs. 

I'm invested in a property near the Grove that's executing that business plan now.At a simpler level, that might mean buying a house with a garage, converting the garage into an ADU, and renting out the ADU.I think a super solid first step to get into the LA market is to househack a home or a multifamily.

Admirable but mixing philanthropy and business is a recipe not suited for most on this forum running a small business is challenging enough.  

Maybe a bark collar would work, although I have admit some people think they're mean.

I am a partner in a General Contracting business building new Custom and Production homes.

I then submit the order and within a couple business hours they give me a quote back, if I approve the quote everything from multiple websites is ordered and shipped where I need the items to go.  

You can utilize low down payment loans by house hacking your next property.3) Partner with people to invest your capital together.4) Invest in lower cost marketsThe tough thing about real estate investing is that it's capital intensive.

Hi,Sourcing my creative finance people for some advice here for a begginer real estate investor.