Just a little recap: I am located in Kansas City and work full time as a classic car mechanic.

Otherwise, they could file a mechanics lien against your property and you would have to fight its validity in court.

It needs have a parking lot able to fit 100+ cars with easy access and at least 2 garages able to be turnes mechanic shops for our vehicles.

I'm a licensed architectural engineer with 8 years of experience practicing mechanical, plumbing and fire protection design in Baltimore, DC and the surrounding areas.

This is good because their feedback is usually based on working with a GC over multiple projects.Same goes for RE agents who specialize in new construction and investor rehabs.Draftsmen/architects have names they’ve ended up working with multiple times.If your permitting system is online you can pull building/plumbing/mechanical/electrical permits.

@Kush Khandelwal  I have used Veasey Mechanical for all of my HVAC needs at my personal property and my rental property. 

He said he will be placing a mechanics lien on the property. 

I have a clause in my lease that states that the tenant is liable for the first $150 of any repair; with the exception of structure/ major mechanicals unless it is due to tenant negligence/abuse.They know they are on the hook for pests as it is due to them.

Just a reminder that our next Worcester event is this Tuesday 9/17, you can read the original post here.This is part I of "Estimating your Rehab in 20 Minutes" and includes Exterior and Mechanical Systems.

I have a degree in Mechanical Engineering.