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Help estimating rehab costs

Jared Garza
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Hello, I am wondering if you guys could help me get a ballpark estimate of rehab costs on a property. 

It is a 2/1 900sqft house that needs most things done. 

Possibly a little foundation work (it’s on blocks)

new water heater

needs central ac/heat installed

new roof (fascia and all components included)

new flooring possibly some subfloor replacement

exterior siding work(paint some, replace some)

some drywall work where there are some small and large holes in the ceiling and walls in a couple of spots. 

couple windows replaced because of broken glass

all new doors (2 exterior 3 interior)

new cabinets and counters in kitchen

new bathroom sink+vanity

This is in South Mississippi and would be using cheaper materials because it’s in a lower class neighborhood. 

If anyone’s able to help I’d really appreciate it. Trying to help a lady avoid foreclosure due to tax delinquency. 

Thank You!

Jared

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