Important to have a few reliable plumbers, lawncare, electrical, painters, drywall, handymen, etc. in your contact list in case one is not available in a timely manner.- Do you plan to manage the units yourself?

His portion of the construction was about $210,000.Then we brought in the plumber and electrician, the drywall guys, flooring sub, painters; all people we had a previous relationship with in the construction world.

I guess they can hire a painter and window installer.

When painters paint cabinets the correct way, they spray an enamel, both for looks and durability. at this point, and after getting everyone else's input, like Dan H says, I think you should just clean it up real good and re-rent it, it's looking like it's not worth it.... 

.- Find all trades, negotiate price & timelines (Roofer, Painter, plumbers, electricians, etc)- Find a Architect, negotiate price- Find an engineering company- shop price - Find a survey company negative price - Find good realtor that works with investors.

Account ClosedForgive me but I am on the spectrum and my mind works differently and views things in a different way than most people.My painter has similar issues.

I know the Indianapolis area well since I used to live there so if I did a BRRRR it would mostly like there - I have a property manager, roofing company, painters, etc. 

So I ask my painter what drywallers he likes to work after, etc.

Painters- anyone have great experiences with anyone?

We have a PM, but I also have built relationships with other professionals (landscaper, flooring guy, HVAC guy, painter, handman, etc.) in the area because I'm more comfortable with the vendors and contractors that I have had complete work on the house before.If doing everything yourself, I'd imagine that "how far is too far" is really only a function of your own tolerances.