I can't wait to sink my teeth into this!

Thanks Josh, I tried giving you a vote but it didn't take, lol.You may have mentioned that before and it didn't sink in with me or others, so we are looking at this in the wrong light.Maybe you should simply call it something else other than "influence" since that implies a degree of influence gained by the information posted, it is a reasonable assumption based on comments in this thread.Maybe something like BP Score, Site Contributor Score....something that makes it a little clearer that it doesn't reflect the quality of advice by that member.Other suggestions????

Set an expectation that no one leaves their dishes in the sink.

It will contain any potential leaks from a sink drain, dishwasher or fridge.

I am looking for contractor referrals in the Seattle Tacoma area who are available now, reliable.1) Flip is about 50-60K and 2) B class rental makeover 20-25KWould prefer licensed and bonded GCs to run projects, especially the larger project, but I can GC if needed.Trades I'm looking:GC to handle mostPlumbing (repairs and move a sink drain 7 feet on same wall)Carpenter (fix & install doors, trim, rebuild deck)Window installer (can install and trim)Electrician to make some repairs on wiringI have painter, flooring, roofing, kitchen/bath cabinets coveredThank you!

I pretty much do most anything not requiring permits,  from tile to toilets, sinks and doors.

Fast growth can sink a business too just so you know even if its profitable business.

Where a couple years ago the novice would more sink then swim, today's climate is seeing them win Olympic gold.

If the hard money lender is lending primarily to rehabbers, a longer term will sink the deal, because all the profit will be eaten up by carry costs, including hard money interest, insurance, taxes, utilities, HOA fees, etc.

Same with those pesky sink drain leaks.