If he's had them before, they need to get fired, they dropped the ball big time. 

If you don't trust them, fire them or do it yourself but let them work.

The Dallas market is on fire.

I currently live in Santa Rosa, CA, an area that is going on 4 years in a row of fires. 

Each with their own sub category/ Example: "Fire Damage" "Tax Delinquite" etc...2.)

A common theme I notice among many people wanting to get involved in the space (happened to me as well) is that a certain book, podcast, interview etc. would light that fire and they would get inspired and want to jump in but don't quite have the process nailed down and goals set.

Each with their own sub category/ Example: "Fire Damage" "Tax Delinquite" etc...2.)

A lot of people are being displaced here in the Bay Area due to the terrible fires we are having.Please take my suggestion with a grain of salt as I'm new to all this!

This may be your highest living expense, but it can be controlled unless you chose to "consume" more - fancy areas, top of the line kitchen, garage, fire pit, vs. an apartment.  

Given the market in and around the hudson valley is on fire right now, I'm thinking of changing tactics from flipping to new construction.