DR can show you some light but that’s just it

Here's what the quote covers:- Conversion of 2 bedroom, 1 bath main house to 3 bedroom, 2 bath (~1040 sf footprint)- Demolition of existing walls (existing dining room wall, wall between kitchen and living, bathroom closet)- Finished Shell (Reframing opening to living room and kitchen, shifting openings for bathroom/bedroom, new walls at bathroom and dining, level - Replace all aluminum windows with fiberglass windows and screens- Upsizing plumbing, and relocating fixture locations as necessary- Upgrading electrical panels- Assume heat pump and ductless mini-split for heating and cooling- An allowance for kitchen appliances including combination range, hood, dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator, and washer/dryer- An allowance for mid-grade plumbing and lighting fixtures (Delta, Kohler, or equivalent)- Mid-grade plumbing and lighting fixtures (Delta, Kohler, or equivalent)- Ikea cabinets or equivalent with solid surface countertops, includes island- Assume solar system to be installed on the house including battery storageFor the garage ADU, the garage would need to be demoed and rebuilt, but we would benefit from building within the setback since the garage is on the property lines.

Can you please throw some light on that.

If during inspection it turns out to be a light repair, great--you've accounted for that. 

You are talking about people's legacies, their life savings, all their blood, sweat, and tears of work for their profession or their business built up often after many decades of time.How can someone take something like that so lightly? 

What I'm seeing here is a really light rehab ($15K) that generates $60K in equity value, and then breakeven afterwards... with self-management. 

Can you shine some light on what exactly this may include? 

You can start with a turnkey that can use a light rehab to help you build a team and establish a foundation to then get into bigger projects.

Hello, I am wondering if any real estate attorneys can please shed light on whether my current job status would qualify me as a "real estate professional".Specifically, my full-time job in which I work more than 750 hours a year is as a mechanical engineer for a engineering consulting company.

Even the type of wood floor, tile, different colors of paint, bath fixtures, lighting etcAlways give specs and be very specific as you mention, otherwise it can cost you later on down the road