Should I just go on Lending Tree?

I'll be closing on a STR in Joshua Tree in the next week and need to quickly assemble my team.

Again, this is my first flip, so if any process can be maximized better, I would be super thankful for words of wisdom.Week 1- Demo: -Two day rental of Bobcat to remove trees, large decorative rocks, and clear backyard and sideyard fences.

Trees and vegetation.

Around the toilets and bath tubs, feel the floor to see if it is soft, this is an indication of rotted wood floors, big issues.Roof look for double layer of shingles or age. you can look in the city, permit search, for the last time of replacement, if they tell you is new ask for the permits.Sewages and water lines, yes Cast Iron and black pipes (mostly commercial) can be an issue but look for the clean out and how far it is from trees.

We installed new more wind-resistant windows for the entire house, install a tankless water heater to accommodate the new jacuzzi tub and new bathroom and then we had to drywall all the ceilings, finish the kitchen, furnish new appliances, flooring, the framing and stucco for the new addition, sandblast and stucco the entire building to match the new stucco, filled about 6 40-yard trash bins before the project was finished and installed all Thermador products including stove $7,000, refrigerator $7,000, dishwasher $3500, Stove hood about $4,000 and we had to remove several trees and a few small structures to grade the rear of the property because behind the rear of the house was a steep hill prone to having a flash flood.Can you break down the $18,000 per day to remodel a bathroom by just changing the fixtures, painting, and a little tile?

@James French Hey James, I live in Lenexa, my W-2 job is a heavy equipment operator, I have over 15 years of experience in grading, piping installation, tree clearing, and any other activities with a bulldozer, skid steer, back hoe and loaded.

@Madhura Gadgil One of my favorite sayings is "the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, the second best time is now."

The home had some minor damage and the tenants were unharmed.They helped with a LOT of tree debris hauling to the curb, for which I gave them several hundred dollars for their assistance.The last repairs due to the Derecho were just completed, and they have been fairly patient during all of this.

It is an evergreen tree or large shrub growing to 10–18 m tall, with a trunk up to 60 cm diameter.