When we did ours we went to a metal yard and bought the steel sheet, which was priced by the pound.

Metal vent out the roof means it is lower efficiency.

You can try just finishing half of it if it's a big basement and finish the other half later when you have more money. use metal studs.

One final note, a tenant also stole two water gutter spouts, why I don't know ( maybe for the metal), but I had to just replace those.

Floors, metal and door hinges are fine.

Doesn't mean you have to replace everything at once, but you do want to replace it with a quality metal part at some point in the near future.

You can look at past deals that they have done and see if they met all of their expected returns and if the investors enjoyed working with them.

My floor assemblies often call for floor toppings like gypcrete or lightweight concrete, as well as resilient metal channels on the underside of the joists which act to isolate the joists from the sheetrock below.

Some scrap metal guys we know (will travel from site to site looking for scrap metal) took it off our hands and even helped us get it out of the house.

Put the A coil in when you install the new furnace.