I also have $2000 in the budget for drywall patching as required to rewire the house.

Where my rental is, you are not supposed to patch holes in sheetrock without a permit.

I'm more concerned about how much patching to do, water damage, anything funky that a hack re modeler has done, that sort of thing.Again, it depends on my intent, but I wouldn't move to replace windows unless that fit within the scope of my intent.

Most of the other websites are working on enhancing their sites but they still have a ways to go.Website Ease of Use as it relates to investing---Of all the sites, I think Patch of Land has the smoothest process for signing up, transferring money, and executing paperwork.

As a result, all the windows have two feet of texture going around them, as well as various patches around the house.

Hi Marcin,If your job requires anything beyond patch & paint type things you would be smart to hire licensed, insured, experienced people.

The $6500 is including a new roof, new drywall in 20% of the house, T111 on the exterior (small patch job), new fixtures and faceplates, and many more to name.

It looks like painting is going to be my biggest cost, I may have to clean carpets and patch a couple of spots of concrete and stucco, but even at $2000 I am going over 70% a bit.

If you can't get the piece out, you can simple fold the top into the hole and patch over it. if you want to re-install the rail into the deck, you may have to have new holes core drilled into the concrete. 

Rob, Did a patch of shingles blow if in an exact square like it looks like in the picture?