It's often worth the fee to have a tile company (or real estate attorney depending on your state) handle the paperwork and make sure everything is done properly.

And no dont do pink tiles becasue that is what one person wants for their 7 year old daughter - that is too limiting.genrally people want clean and comfort and ease - so if one item is not going to look clean with usual wear get one that will (usually black shows the dirt, as does stainless) - an as has been said, the inexpensive touch ups like nice hardware, a better countertop finish that wears well are the things you will want - think back to your life as a renter to help.

Few examples from the top of my head:Faucets -- I've seen people try to skimp on replacing a whole faucet by replacing a washer, which usually doesn't work, prolongs the problem and just creates more costs until they do replace the whole unit.Tile floors -- People try to do it without using a backer board, which eventually causes the tiles to pop. 

I need the following trades - tile, framing/drywall, painting, carpet install, maybe a little electrical.  

At our own home, he rebuilt a dock, down to the piers; he installed a sprinkler system, he professionally spray-painted our kitchen cabinets, installed tile in the basement, refinished hardwood floors that had been hiding under carpet for 50+ years, etc. 

I am also looking for a rehabber that can do laminate flooring, carpet, tile and painting at handy man rates?

I am also not a fan of fake looking things like laminate, or even the wood looking ceramic tile.

I viewed a house today with some serious sub-flooring issues.The house is built up off the ground and the plinths underneath are clearly collapsing.The tile floor inside is still in good condition but the floors slope up and down.Can anyone give an idea about methods and cost for fixing this?

I'll seal off ducts and both properties will all end up with solid wood and tile floors, so limited areas for chemicals (or bugs) to linger.Biggest issue really is just in getting the projects scoped properly over the next couple of weeks before I close - otherwise, I will be dragging the schedule longer than I had hoped.

$75260-32099 =$43161 Description Attention investors the opportunity knocks once at your door, this building don’t need to do anything, it has a newer roof, new windows, all kitchens and bathrooms upgraded, with ceramic tile, hardwood floors, and carpet; interior refinish include newer appliances.