In essence, you're going to get what you pay for.If you're making simple revisions to a rehab you may be able to avoid hiring an architect by sitting down with your contractor and a pad a graph paper and sketching the revisions that you want to make.

@Hari MannTrue Agree 100% with you.

It was actually part of the documents on HAR I didn't see.

Add rocks/or concrete pad as per what your city will allow.

Hi @Hari Munikar I agree with Stephen, buying a list, scraping emails, or retrieving them through skip trace, would be considered SPAM, and would be illegal.

In Houston, in the 2-4 family space, HAR is going to be your best bet.

I'd love to work closely with someone as a project manager (working for peanuts) to turn a building around for massive equity gains just to see how it is done and pad a resume.

I don't have a ton of experience, only one live in flip, I have managed a handful of small construction projects at a previous employer, I managed the entire engineering park project at my current employer which included construction of an 11,000 sqft pad, a 3500 sqft facility with all necessary plumbing and electrical, I also personally designed an managed the installation of our custom chilled water delivery system that is required for certain tests.

My name is Hari Mann, and I'm excited to say that I have started my journey to financial freedom through real estate!

The worse the area, the more time it will take to manage.3. all the usual (zillow, redfin), Har is the best for houston and the listings show up there first.