Neelu, you were right to address it immediately.

I’ve sent a separate email introducing myself so we can address this directly. 

If timelines don’t line up (job history, prior address, reason for moving), I’m out.

@Alex Morales I think proplab is still developing, it didnt even picked up my address for analyses. 

In Chicago they made it illegal to do STR for a single family, condo or 2-4 unit unless claim it is owner occupied with the only required proof needed being ¨unit is the home address on your ID¨ so many people are able to to sneak around the rule.

They know who's organized. (2) Ask any potential GC for at least three recent triplex or fourplex conversions with verifiable comps--actual addresses where you can call the owners. (3) Get their sub list in writing before you commit--make sure they have reliable electrical and mechanical subs locked in.

They require your contract to be assignable or the buyer to be " [address] Industries, LLC", which is complicated to explain to a seller, especially if they have a good Realtor.

It cuts out the undeliverables upfront so my response rate looks higher (because I'm only mailing real houses).Happy to let you run a batch of 500 addresses through it for free if you want to see if it saves you some postage money.

-I can GC and bring on subs, knowing that a pro will often get certain jobs done faster and better than I could-I'm extremely methodical and thoughtful, inspecting thoroughly myself, carefully noting and assessing issues, evaluating each from all angles, considering a range of options to address a given aspect of a rehab.

Genuinely curious what works best for you.What works best for me is to take every call I can (or delegate) and collect that person's email address.