Past couple of months, he hasn't paid, but has made it up with discounts on remodeling my bathroom.

Hi Kendra,I came across your post about the 3bedroom 2.5 bathroom rehab and flip you did awhile back.

Bathrooms there is two, with full tubs are ok and fully functional, faucets all ok but could be replaced.Things it needs: Disadvantages.

The house in question was built in 1972, is 3,800 sq/ft, has 3.5 bathrooms & 5 bedrooms (if you include the in-law/nanny suite connected to the main house).

Not a tile expert in any way (only about 40 boxes of tile installed lifetime) but I had a friend who had a partial roll of the Ditra that I used in a bathroom and it was indeed the easiest and fastest underlayment prep ever.Cuts with a utility knife in place, then thinset under, and you can begin to work immediately on top of it.

Hey guys , I cant figure out how they can be asking the prices on foRclosed properties that need alot of work and updating.I went to look at the following property scenario.1. property is a forclosure2. sold in 2004 for 119,0003. bank bought it back for 86,000 on 6/24/104. built in 98, 3 bed, 2.5 ba 1480 sq.ft5. two houses listed on the same street 109k(short sale) 121k6. current list price 79,9007. comps in area vary but consistent around 100k8. the property is missing the kitchen,furnace&hot water heater,all the interior doors, only thing in bathrooms is the tubs,all flooring needs done,old huge horrible deck on back of house, garage door needs replaced and other misc. items.I am running into alot of these in the area i want to work in and I cant see how they are asking these prices for these properties in this condition.Are they just trying to get a sucker and waiting for a realistic offer.

Four of the individuals want the home only after it is completely repaired (carpet laid, walls put back up in the bathroom, etc).

., new flooring to replace the old linoleum tile, fixed up the bathroom, as well as the rest of the unit.

I am currently doing an interior remodel, new kitchen, new bathroom, paint, doors, etc. preparing the house for rent.

But, if there is any chance of a buyer noticing the old trim (again, in a bad way), definitely change it.The other alternative is to replace the trim in the high-profile, high-traffic areas like the living room, kitchen and dining room, but leave the older trim in the bedrooms and bathrooms.