I would research until you have found what your skills, expertise, and network bodes well with, and dive in full force.

A good remodeler will have a vast knowledge of all the trades, this will help cut down on the cost.

But...if you really want to practice your phone skills you can take that same list, subscribe to been verified, and quite often you can get a phone number or two off there that still is legit.

If you're ever up for a home trade let me know!

If any issues arise during your project, 48 hours is more than enough time to have the contractor, regardless of trade, address an issue.These terms should help you along your journey, as a licensed electrical contractor in NJ, I find them more than reasonable.

I think with the lease and local laws I can find a easily justifiable way to pin this to both their backs, but I'll trade my right to leverage terms for a clean break and ability to move on.  

Fast and quick is for those risk adverse having no negotiating skills.

From the blogs to the podcasts to the posts, and the ability to ask specific real estate questions and receive fast answers, the resources found here can turn you into a well-versed real estate investor.Most real estate courses, coach sessions, guru seminars are scams, people using their marketing skills to pocket the everyday person's hard earned money.

My future plans for the company would be to use the knowledge, skills and contacts acquired to develop/Remodel/maintain my own real estate investments.

I am offering to trade my time for knowledge.Best,