To my point, there have been some recent satirical threads that have capitalized on seemingly ridiculous posts (which I have thoroughly enjoyed as well).

You are committing time to learning and researching which puts you closer to 'jumping', so to speak.Committed investors are always looking, researching, thinking, building networks with key people (bankers, agents, contractors, other investors, etc) to educate themselves and prepare themselves for when the time IS right for them to jump (that could be today, next week or next year).

Enjoying the friendly discussions.

As I continue to search for that first property my plan is to already have a few general contractors in order.

You are committing time to learning and researching which puts you closer to 'jumping', so to speak.Committed investors are always looking, researching, thinking, building networks with key people (bankers, agents, contractors, other investors, etc) to educate themselves and prepare themselves for when the time IS right for them to jump (that could be today, next week or next year).

I’m a contractor for myself and am looking at buying my first flip/house hack as well!

Thanks in advance to any who reply and enjoy your summer!  

Roofing Contractors are typically good at providing a quote on-site or at least within a couple of days of visiting the property, so it's worth taking an extra few days to get some additional quotes.

If you hire a contractor they would be responsible.

My apologies if I've overlooked them.1) INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR AGREEMENT2) FINAL SCOPE OF WORK3) PAYMENT SCHEDULE4) INSURANCE INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT5) FINAL & UNCONDITIONAL LIEN WAIVERI've found multiple samples across the web, but wanted to see if anyone has copies of these they swear by.I'm in Texas, so these docs have to conform to state statutes in regard to arbitration, etc.