Open Tech Alliance is great to work with.  

I'm a tech guy, not a real estate guy.)

We're new to the flip game but we have many years of experience in construction (we'll be, at the very least, our own GC) and marketing/tech and we've got a cash budget to be able to move fast.We're a few months into deciding to do a flip and we're looking at markets, doing comp-analysis/SOW/offers on properties but nothing has clicked yet.  

Especially shifting our largest employers from the casinos and hospitals to Tech companies.

New tech and construction jobs are up, for sure.

It always feels good to take that giant step.

It would be a giant headache for you. 2) The gentleman's previous criminal history or history on public housing programs is bad enough where he isn't eligible for assistance, and can't be placed on a voucher.

However if they call and have a backed up toilet our customer service rep will walk them through how to plunge the toilet and do some preliminary things prior to sending out a maintenance tech or walk them thru how to reset a breaker.

Couple of them wanted me join their CRE brokerage but the deal breaker for me is if I hung my license with them, I would not be allowed to do any residential transactions.Many of my existing clients are tech entrepreneurs and home based business owners.

I'm not an HVAC tech, so I called one, and they figured it out $400 later.