It’s property Incased in metal electric tubing with those thicker boxes for light switches, plugs, etc. you are right in that there might not be enough slack to go inside the wall but it might be possible as I remember the plugs being a foot or so above the baseboards.If I was to help the electrician fish everything, I am above average in labor, what do you think a ball park would be?

Sometimes it is a simple as a fresh coat of paint and new appliances.

Once the weather started getting better we started getting a lot more people applying.As far as developing a thicker skin, it takes time.

You might need to wear a coat and gloves to move and if you get organized you can have Christmas in your new home.  

They lived there for 2 years and when they moved out every surface was covered with a greasy yellow coating, and the minisplit was filthy and had to be taken apart and cleaned.

If the urine is in an upstairs floor, you have to be certain that the smell isn't coming through the floor into the downstairs.Other than that, if it is dog urine or human urine, a really good coat of any paint should seal the smell in.

.$1,800.00FinishingApply two coats of chosen color of paint.$1,800.00Walls Total:$4,500.00ElectricalWiring ReplacementShut off main power.

I like when people are straight with me and don't sugar coat things, that is when you actually get the most helpful advice... so here is yours, you need to either find a mentor, go to a seminar/workshop or spend hours reading / asking questions here (or all of the above) before you go try to do deals, especially million dollar ones ;)

., nothing sticks to it very well, including a fresh layer of itself after the first coat fully cures.

If it's not a pre-mix from a truck then the contractors if they added too much water or not enough etc. can lead to strength and cracking problems down the road.It should not look like that on the top for sure.They couldn't do a coating on top where it makes it look better like this.Not a concrete expert so just throwing stuff out there.http://www.concretecoatingsinc.com/