I did some of the work myself on my first few flips (mostly the demo stuff and other easy misc. items) and left the skilled labor to others.

@Ciara Miesler Start the demo and remodeling process adding value to the property.

.), get demo estimates for the outbuildings and septic, and determine the feasibility of selling the house quickly vs paying to demo it.

I'll trade you a plumber, an appliance guy, and a rookie demo crew, for an electrician, flooring guy, and a HVAc guy.

Lots of pest proofing on the exterior.The biggest project was all the ceiling and wall repair required - had to demo one ceiling where the joists were split - only 2x4s plus water damage caused a major sag.

Seems like i may be able to get it demoed and replaced, including new foundation, for something like 35k to 40kish.

One thing that drives me crazy is someone who buys a deals and messes it up demoing things that don't need to be demoed or doing shotty work then re listing it back on the market and trying to make a profit off of it.

So a short while after the demo was completed, he approached me with a flip opportunity. - We struck up a deal to buy the flip.

If there's been a lot more cooking due to COVID.Really, a lot also depends on how the washing machine drains its water into this sink.My main worry here was that there might be a CRACK in the stack that caused the leakage, because that would take some expensive demo work to pinpoint to repair.

You'll need to demo the old floor, of course...then drill and epoxy into the existing stem wall.