Est ARV is 100-120K (good school district and solid B neighborhood).I haven't walked it yet (I will next week), but according to seller, it just needs paint, flooring throughout, new kitchen countertops (possibly cabinets too).

Especially in terms of framing, sheetrock, or painting crews. 

However, minor cosmetic repairs or repairs to personal property cannot be deducted such as paint, replacing broken hardware, fixing leaks or holes, etc.(2) If you have other types of investments (e.g., stocks or mutual funds) that are operating at a loss, if you liquidate those investments to take a loss, you can use those losses to offset your capital gains.

Still have a bathroom to gut, walls and stairway to be sanded/painted, exterior trim to be replaced and the whole exterior painted.

The trustee did a premature appraisal before staging and before new paint, new carpets, new furnature, and these are the results.2.40M (1st appraisal) 2.45M LIST (+400K) = 2.855M OFFER2.65M (2nd appraisal) 2.70M LIST (+400K) = 3.15M OFFER ??

Do you paint inside of the cabinets/drawers as well?

Looking for advice on the best LVP / paint colors including specific brands to use.

However, and I feel very strongly abut this, if you are dealing with, for example, a truly lovely craftsman house with loads of wood trim and character features, or a victorian house, or something else which is spacious enough to work as separate rooms and has a load of character, I feel it is a crime to erase all the walls, slap a coat of hideous grey paint on everything, and put in a glitzy-glammy colorless kitchen open to the majority of the first level.

I want something that I can input a line item, such as "paint exterior", and then add an expected timeline with something that will reach out and give me reminders to check in.

So I the owner am having to paint a large portion of house.My question is, can I deduct a calculated amount based on my time and work to do this labor?