I am also considering replacing w/ a pre-fabricated/manufactured 4 unit building.

You can also look into renting an ozone machine after you get all the fabrics/carpets out of the house, which works wonders as well.Do you have pics you could post to show the condition?

New exterior, Roof, Kitchen, Bath, Hardwood Flooring, Granite, Deck, A/C & Heat, and Hot Water Heater.im 33 yrs old and I have a w2 income and net $50k a year. i also just started my own small business (metal fabrication shop), but it is not profitable yet.  

This is the only number we are "fabricating" and that's only because I'm unable to get comps at this time.- I've changed my rehab number to $49,100.

Assuming only the 3 bed 1 bath units, I've figured for each unit:$1,000 in flooring$1,000 in doors and trim$100 in paint/stain$2,000 in appliances, including stove, dishwasher, refrigerator/freezer, microwave/vent and water heater$2,000 in cabinetry (Home Depot pre-fabricated)$1,500 in electrical work$4,000 in construction$1,000 in plumbing$1,200 in miscellaneous$900 in sales taxI know things like flooring, appliances and cabinetry are probably light, but I have a bulk deal with Home Depot that helps quite a bit.  

The problem is there is a segment of people on here who fabricate their data, and if you look into it you can see that some is egregious.

Also, stains on couch cushions and the fabric on the dining room chairs that might not come out.

I can't ever remember seeing a mobile home all by itself on a lot nor have I ever seen one on a lot next to a regular home.What is the a difference between a trailer home, mobile home, modular home, pre-fabricated home and manufactured home.

I love how I come to this site and am constantly hearing about all these anti-wholesaling laws that are fabricated by real estate brokers and lawyers.

We are on our 6th modular project and about to do another 200 unit all steel modular fabrication development.