The paint and floors and cabinets and everything are in good enough shape that I won't do anything besides clean them.  

The scope of the work is general rehab stuff: floors, windows, doors, light weight exterior work, paint, fixtures etc.We are not looking for bottom of the barrel cheap labor, but fair priced rental quality work.Also, we would like to purchase more properties if we can find a contractor or network of contractors we trust.

It give the floor a nice almost bouncy feel to it.  

I put about 5k-10k to make them nice again (new flooring, paint, necessary repairs). 

I ran into an issue, trying to find a company for "Ground soil treatment" before pouring concrete ....so far I was not lucky with regular fumigation companies from craigslist, they don't do give the certificate needed  for the inspector, any leads?

I bought this house in 2003 for $49,000 (Paid it off completely) and invested $60,000 into fixing up - everything is new: electric, plumbing, hvac, 2 floors addition, bathrooms, and new kitchen.

And, as you'll find out, by sticking that 100% hard money loan on a property, it establishes your lending floor and makes it much much easier to do your refi's since they'll be rate/term refi's.The alternative is putting down 20 to 25% and paying rehab out of pocket and then trying to find a bank that will do a cash out refi.  

But, in 55+, don't get 2nd/3rd floor units if there are no elevators as in some of the older, cheaper buildings.

That's a new kitchen and bath, flooring throughout, and paint in and out. 

Unit 1474 sq. ft.7,405 lot sq. ft.built in 1950Renovations: new interior and exterior paintdual panned windows.hard wood floors“Well maintained” (haven’t viewed property yet)I will be using an FHA loan from a private lender to finance the property and would like to get a personal loan from the bank to finance the money down.