Wondering how to tackle this.

It wouldn't surprise me if one part-time handyman took months to complete the work.From the handyman's perspective, this is a frustrating job to tackle on his own.

but, its really hard to make those decisions when you're so close to the situation.I'll congratulate you again on actually tackling the situation with your parents.

We don't expect mass chaos, but we've made some HUGE changes and as I said before, there are likely going to be a few problems, but we're going to be tackling them as quickly as they come in.Thanks for the understanding.

Either get a private loan from someone else, or find a partner to tackle the deal!

This isn't a job I've tackled before, so my questions are:(1) What's the difficulty level for me to repipe it (with PEX, maybe?

Not that there aren't lots of distressed properties, there are, but many of them are too far gone for a beginner to tackle and the ones that require only basic rehab are too close to ARV to make a decent profit in what I believe is a risky market (Greenfield, MA).

One month later, we are still getting a few new cracks and drywall tape separations to tackle.

I would ideally like to rehab now or while I'm living there however I am giving myself a budget of 10K for immediate rehab prior to moving in.What do you all think I should tackle first?

I personally want to contribute as much as I possibly can to my Lafayette market and others surrounding, but I do realize that I want to tackle the vast markets throughout this country.