Not saying you can't trip up on other areas, but title is key to the transaction.However, even with these methods we have another issue to address when a wholesaler develops a pattern of dealing in real estate.

Impressive 2-story great room boasts marble fireplace& designer accent wall.

@Drew Dowdell I think what you're referring to is called cultured marble, at least it is in my area.

Then as you find patterns, use lists to find all the properties that match those patterns.

With that being said two guys for eight hours a day equals 48 man hours.  48x65=$3,120 in labor alone.Again as stated above, this number can fluctuate greatly depending on the size of the bathroom, finish quality, niches, pattern, ect. 

In summer, higher occupancy and rates for weeks and weekends.What I would add, is that I think covid19 has changed some of the patterns already.

I think see in that picture what is called an "alligator pattern" or "alligatoring"(the damage on wood looks like the back of an alligator).

I tend to like to do a tumbled marble backsplash with an accent in the middle (running through the switches and outlets).

I mostly use regular 8-10 mm laminate in oak pattern if I don't have a finishable floor.

But the only real low hanging fruit besides paint, lighting and wall fixtures is the sink, I hate those "cultured marble" ones.