I would like to share a thought I had about the trifecta to look for when hiring a good GC for your flips; Quality work; get the job done in your time frame and within budget. 1st, I once heard on 1 of the BP podcasts (sorry I don't remember who it was on which #) that you can find those that excel in 2, aspects and the 3rd is "okay", but you will rarely find a GC that specializes in all the aspects.

You just need to hire a licensed GC.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/133818-flips-in-washington-state

Thanks Nathan,Bloody hell mate,Looks like Ohio Cashflow will need to hire a full time legal team to monitor every one of our posts, blogs, interviews, the color of our socks lol, etc...Haha ;)Have a great day and chat soon.

I highly recommend reading his books and articles, watching his YouTube videos, and even considering hiring him as a mentor!

Now I'm learning my renovation loan (close to a 203k loan without the primary residence requirement) is requiring me to hire contractors for way more than I planned for.

I also put a notice in the lease saying that if they do that, they must give me a copy of the new key, and if I ever have to hire a locksmith to get in to do repairs, or whatever, they have to pay for the locksmith fees.  

I have access to 5 acres of land in a high end area that is being readily developed. I'm wanting to hold it for 5-10 years and then sell it.It is 2 miles from a large equestrian center and people ask to rent the 7 sta...

I was going to go work in the exciting field of counter-terrorism, as a Federal Air Marshal. 

And for 800 bucks a year I'd rather go corp, as in Ca a RE broker can only be an S corp And that is the path I am on at the moment.Or my alternative is to run sole prop and either hire my husband as an employee or contractor.

I understand the idea is to flip a house as fast as possible but I also feel by doing the work myself without hiring it out there would be more profit after the house sells.