I have money on hand I just need eyes on the ground.

If the pressures me to do the final inspection, I'll say that "I can't do it right now because I need to pick up my kids, plus I want my wife to do it with me since she has better eyes."

Asking him to move out because of his new "friend" will definitely open his eyes. 

For 2+ units I'd expect the landlord to be responsible.Keep an eye out within neighborhood for landscaping trucks and notice if they do a good job!

view=qvlmk what u think and should i put an offer my eyes is over priced by alot comps doesnt support price but looking long term 15-20 years down the road is this worth putting an offer in thanks in advance for help on this major decision 

Hi CT investors-Am finishing getting tenants into my first rental, a New Britain SFH , but I'm a out-of-state investor and am looking really hard for an all-purpose handyman/eyes on the ground that I can basically keep on retainer for emergencies and common issues, since I will not able to be there really to deal by myself with small property maintenance (as I had originally planned in person).Any referrals in the New Britain/Hartford area?

Hey you dang foreigner..I am too :PI am from Dutch land where the people are white, blue eyes and smell like cheese.

Real estate is easy if you put in the work to learn the game, the minute you take your eye off the ball is when the banks come in and take away all your hard earned equity.

Flipping is not considered Real Estate investing in many people's eyes, it is considered having a full time job.

They are more expensive but the tradeoff is you get an extra set of experienced eyes looking at the deal for you and someone who will control the rehab payments and help ensure you don't get ripped off by a contractor.