I had it framed by a contractor, then finished in-house by my crew (siding, insulation, etc) and a door installer put in the door.  

Fast forward to a hastily completed job that did not fully meet the requirements and caused additional problems/work for the buyer (me) to remediate, and a seller unable/unwilling to complete the agreed-upon work within the confines of the Purchase and Sale Agreement terms, or provide appropriate credits for outstanding work. 2.The offer on this home was based on four major items being completed (we have in writing from listing broker): new roof, crawlspace insulation, attic insulation, french drain/sump pump.

The other advantage is that you can diversify your investment money across many properties, which insulates you from a single disaster wiping out your entire portfolio or return.

At your stage, invest in yourself and find a way to earn while you learn (return on sweat for now, return on investment later) ... no downside risk and infinite upside potential ... that will put you in a real solid place in the future on where and how to invest to max your profits while insulating yourself from any reasonable downside risk the market may throw at you along the way.

For example, the windows are very drafty and there is no insulation, the electric should be redone, the flooring needs to be addressed, etc.

Takes the longest, lots of wasted materials and the construction tolerance is high.Panelized - They build wall section in the factory with insulation and holes for utilities.

Also consider insulation to keep the heat out.

get a set of plans and bid them out.. add up all the bids and that is your cost.excavation.. foundation rough plumb rough heat framing windows roof siding insulation and sheet rock.. probably cabinets as well.then you can take it from there do your own finish work  paint  .. hire out flooring and granite counters etc. and you can do the finish plumb and electrical but I would have the same people that did the rough do that all for one price.

Whether you’re planning for a future investment or are interested in fixing-up the home you’re in, here are some solutions for greening up your personal space that won’t bust the bank.Evaluate Your InsulationIf your insulation is not installed properly or requires more padding, this will have a significant impact on your energy use and your monthly electricity bill.

(damage bills so far total$16,000 for demolitions,etc BEFORE REPAIRS EVEN START for new flooring in bonus room above garage , new insulation, new drywall, paint ,too much to list..SO MY QUESTION ISwhat kind of insurance does my property manager carry (i hope they have it) that i can sue them for damages not covered by my homeowners rental dwelling policy???