The best order I feel to put the categories for the interior and how I put mine is in the following order Demo, Framing, Rough Electrical, Rough Plumbing, HVAC, insulation, Drywall, Interior Painting, Cabinets/vanities/ counter tops, Flooring (flooring before cabinets if you're not using a floating floor such as true hardwood), Finish plumbing, finish electrical, and finally carpentry (doors, windows, trim).As far as the scope of work for the exterior there is no particular order you need to go in since it will be up to the general contractor to schedule those for you.

In some of our properties, we're using a floating vinyl laminate floor.

Its longer than the simple letter that I see floating around.

Jon, sorry for the thread drift, but I've been wondering, when the lender (you, in this case) forecloses on a house, are you required to auction it off?

Although, I do not know the private funding that may have been floated to these organizations, the public announcements on sites like Crowdfund Insider and Lend Academy provide valuable insights on who is backing who in this marketplace.

Dave Ramsey, financial guru, says that the only ship that won't float is a partnership.

Our other option (currently available) is to use a HELOC to finance the purchase but we would like to hold this property for some time and I don't want the interest rate risk on a floating rate loan.Thanks,Oliver

Are engineered floors able to float after they are installed?

Peale, Earl Nightingale, Tony Robbins, whatever floats your boat.

There are always lots of deals floating around those networks.