We then hired painters to come in and they covered the floor with heavy paper and proceeded to work on painting for 5 days.

Here is his Angieslist link: www.angieslist.com/companylist/us/tx/mckinney/the-...Painters -- Hinton Services.

I prefer the cleaners be the last one in but I've seen that the painters will paint over dusty trim.

You can look around for other services (painters, roofers, plumbers, electricians, hvac) yourself and would be cheaper.

I usually pay painters around $100 / day.

Can anyone give me some ideas for scheduling, and timeframe for getting work done quickly and efficiently.I'm kind of working as a General contractor, hiring Subs and a lot of day-laborers to get work done.For some parts of my Reno, where I need structural or to pull permits I'm getting architects/engineers and contractors.Most work will be done by laborers, flooring, carpenters painters, tile guys etc.Can anyone give tips and incentives for keeping workers on time frame and under budget?

This is all very basic stuff but can be messed up pretty easily if they aren't good painters or tilers.Best of luck

Admin Cost Total Holding Costs $2,500 Total Purchase Costs $800 Total Selling Costs $5,500 RE Agent $6,000 ARV x .6 Total $14,800           Fixed Rehab Cost     Total Handyman $5,000 Total Materials $5,500 Dumpster $265 Additional Repairs $0   Total $10,765               Variable Rehab Cost   Cost Per Sq/Ft Painter $1,830 1.5 Carpet installer $891 0.73 Flooring $1,562 1.28 Paint $366 0.3 Total $4,648         Update Only Cost $15,413 For Reference Only     Total Rehab Cost $15,413       Total Cost of Flip $30,213  

I have many friends that are painters, contractors, ect. so I believe I have a great setup to begin flipping homes.

I am looking for a good drywall and painter in the western burbs of Chicago.