If it's C, then make sure you put a good 7-10% in the vacancy slot on BP calculator to be on the safe side.

You had nerves of steel on this one.

I wanted to upgrade the appliances to Stainless Steel however I didn't want to spend a lot of money and purchase new ones.

The fix and flips you typically see in Pittsburgh are homes built between 1890 - 1910 when the steel industry was most active.  

I think it's galvanized steel that has rusted through from years of being clogged up and not draining standing water.

I also specialize in California style balconies and steel fire escapes

At a certain price you get the interior stainless steel which is cool, but not really something I would put in a rental. 

She had a lot of work done and the kitchen was updated with new cabinets and stainless steel appliances.  

In fact, there are 1-2 million foreclosed homes for sale right now, and the Wall Street Journal reports that another 7.5 million U.S. homeowners are either behind on their payments, or in the foreclosure process.Thanks to tighter lending standards, and a depressed buying market, you need plenty of cash, and nerves of steel, to get into house flipping.

Middle units are tougher, you can be crossing lot's of joists.A common way to do this without simply cutting out the whole path and drilling the joist (or cat) is to cut out like a 5x5 of plaster, notch the joist just deep enough for the cable, fish the cable through, then cover it with steel nail protection plate.