1200....I was blown away he said there was a leak in the bathtub as well as the toilet.

One of the bathtubs had a bowling ball sized hole in the bottom (?

You are only covering up the tiles and the bathtub.

I was hoping to get some other landlords and property owners opinions on some things below to help me better understand the expectations within the rental market.The general thought that I have had while looking for my first property is to invest initially in hardening the property (no carpet, etc).I'll share a few scenarios and would love if any one can shed some light on their opinions:- Property has a bright blue insert bath tub.

I didn't know anything about rehabs but taught myself to lay floors, tile a bathtub, paint cabinets, paint walls, basic plumbing, you name it.

The last job, a bath tub demo, was quoted at $10k which is absurd.My condo will eventually be a rental and I am looking for a small, Seattle,WA based contractor or handyman that can help me with some small plumbing and electrical projects but who isnt going to force feed me italian marble inlays in my shower.Anyone out there have a good reasonable guy/gal who can help?

Possible plumbing problems in bathroom (tile around bathtub faucet dips inward, might be water damage.

I tile all bathtub surrounds, put a nice tile backsplash in the kitchen, get stainless steel appliances on sale...anything to make my house stand out.I suppose a house with fire damage might give me pause, only because I've never rehabbed one.

I gave him 3 tunes of silicone to go around the bathtube.

Now I figured this would be an issue, therefore I have receipts scanned as well as a list in Excel of every item purchased from nails to bath tubs.