My painter in Georgia threw out all the blinds in my property, 15 of 17 blinds in total, when he painted the interior.

The painter had their insurance agency send over proof of insurance, it says that he has a 2 mill general liability policy, 1 mill individual limit.

The pros are that they take care of the exterior, so you don't have to hire gardeners, roofers, painters, etc.

Also, I am specifically looking for recommendations on reputable individuals in the following professions:- Home improvement contractors- Electricians- Plumbers- Painters- Private lenders/investorsI really look forward to connecting with like-minded people as we build our home here in the Upstate!

We've gotten a great painter that cost about what you said and I should be able to get that number down with some better coordinating on my part.

If a tenant realy wants a room a different color , I have my painter do it .BUT I charge the tenant upfront twice , once to paint the color they want and I get the money to paint it back to the original color .   

Do you have multiple Sub Contractors, for similar trade skills, such as plumbers, electricians, flooring crews, painters, etc.?

Also, we are generally able to get in the same price ranges that J Scott has on Estimating Rehab Costs from 2011 when working with other contractors in the area.We have an awesome painter in case you are interested. 

On my most recent rehab, there was a white tile back splash I wanted to keep, so my painter recommended a darker shade of gray for the cabinets.

Hire a the a Great Painter with at least 4 guys and not a One-Man-Show.