If a contractor fails you: pause work, document defects, consult your contract/legal rights — and prepare how you’ll finish the job (either switch contractors or reduce scope).Use this story as a guide of “how to recover” (not just avoid mistakes).

I like this area due to the job and population growth, and specifically I'm reading that Maryville is very safe. 

I have been working a part time job and saved up everything and now have $10,000.

If anyone has any tips for us newbies, i would love to chat and get a better understanding from people who are more experienced.Also, I work in sales for a plumbing supplier so I have many great connections to plumbers, HVAC techs, and other professionals who are experienced with doing jobs for real estate investors.

Right now in Columbus, the market is still really strong compared to a lot of other places—there’s a ton of population growth, job growth, and major companies moving in or expanding like Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Honda, LG, and Anduril.

Outside is much improved, from tidy of lawn area to paint job. 

A few years later, my job required me to relocate, and I faced that classic question: do I sell it or rent it out?

This is basically like full time job.

My job moves me around a lot, so I'm waiting to see where it might take me next before deciding on whether an opportunity to buy might arise again.

The PM says they do great work but every job they keep recommending a full replace...