I’d like to get feedback from other investors on property management value and what are my better options to manage it remotely as properties are in different states.My current PMs never visits the property and simply dispatches contractors for repairs.

Using the word “mold” too soon can create unnecessary alarm and potential liability if the stain turns out to be mildew or another harmless substance.Once confirmed, landlords should hire a licensed mold remediation specialist to properly clean and document the repair.

You will have to work with a licensed GC.

I am currently seeking my real estate license as well.

Aloha kākou,I recently passed my real estate exam and am now a licensed REALTOR®.

Do I just need to find a new general contractor to try and get ontop of scope of work ASAP or is there another loan option yall can think of?

Quote from @Abdoul Aziz Bikienga: Hey Remington Lyman I think the difference between these guys is the license and the knowledge about the some codes in construction What do you think about the difference between the handyman and contractor?

We’re wondering whether these prices are reasonable and whether working with smaller, independent contractors who specialize in mini split installations would be cheaper.If you’ve worked with someone in Central NJ (or nearby) who was reliable and reasonably priced, we’d love to hear your recommendations.

You might want to try grading contractors based out of Joshua Tree.

Realtors typically know a lot of contractors, electricians, etc.