Good luck on your journey and feel free to reach out if you ever need any guidance or advice.

My thinking is that as long as the yard looks like a yard and can function as a yard (ie. junk-free, has grass & dirt), then it doesn't make much sense to invest heavily into landscaping like re-sodding or other projects.

I dont suppose you'll need to deal with the City but if you do feel free to reach out with any questions on their process. 

Good luck on your journey and feel free to reach out if you ever need any guidance or advice.

It is a great place to invest in please feel free to contact me.

Feel free to DM me the # or address and I'll check it out.These things can also be out of date or inaccurate, however, so as a disclaimer I suggest you call the county and city both to ask them upfront and candidly about what is required and what they expect of you.

If he is bonded, you can try filing a claim against his bond.Feel free to PM me this contractor's name so I never use him lol.

Feel free to add me to your network!

Personally I like investing in my own home market because I feel like it gives me an advantage in that I’m more familiar with the going’s on in and around the area.

I have read the book Estimating Rehab Cost but I feel its not right for my area or outdated.