I was stunned to get a couple of bottles of alcohol at Walmart last night.

At the best of times it was an incredible amount of work with moderate pay and at the worst of times, it was an unbelievably hard business to keep afloat.So I have a chance right now to change my life and I am hoping the amazing people of r/realestateinvesting can help me.My incorporation owns the large building, it has multiple zones, they are:Residential for the apartment upstairs, which gets me 1100$ a month.Commercial for the gallery/ shop down stairs.Industrial for the factory area in the back.Its a big building!

At the best of times it was an incredible amount of work with moderate pay and at the worst of times, it was an unbelievably hard business to keep afloat.So I have a chance right now to change my life and I am hoping the amazing people of r/realestateinvesting can help me.My incorporation owns the large building, it has multiple zones, they are:Residential for the apartment upstairs, which gets me 1100$ a month.Commercial for the gallery/ shop down stairs.Industrial for the factory area in the back.Its a big building!

Can someone explain to me the difference between a full gut and a moderate rehab?

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This person is just trolling I hope the a moderator will delete this thread before more people see it

When we foreclose and end up with an REO which requires moderate to extensive rehab, we'll get low LTV loans to cover the extra costs at the lowest rate available.This will be our third loan with Groundfloor.

The last few weeks I've called a few places for a moderate rehab job, mainly just a basement to finish, even called businesses that specialize in finishing basements.

As far as personal qualities goes:1) Quality of workmanship2) Quality of workmanship3) Quality of workmanship4) No Alcohol consumption on the job5) Dependable show ups6) Experience on a particular type of job (if semi-complicated such as countertop installs vs light bulb replacement)7) Doesn't need CONSTANT supervision or granular directions8) Pride of workmanship when finishedI picked these pics off of the internet to illustrate 7) and 8).This guy wouldn't be a good fit for me (although for some people he would) because "You didn't tell me you wanted it smoothed out Boss" or "That's the way it's done", or "That's all you paid for"--isn't what I'm looking for in a workman.Compare the above pic to the one below, that has been completed in a "Neat and workmanlike manner".

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