I'm not sure how you can get it done for $5k, I don't think that would even cover the cost of materials here. 

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Covers advertising, pics, showings, application screening and lease signing.Increasing number of PMCs charging flat fee, but they then rarely advertise on MLS (have to offer agent a commission split to bring tenant)Maintenance Fee: 10-40% of labor & materials. 

  :)  I would most certainly consider building if the location, permitting and cost of materials/construction make sense for the area. 

bathroom rehab depends on plumbing but i expect min. 3K for lighter one.kitchen rehab is about 2-3k ; the cabinet is not expensive.that's labour and materials. 

It seems at first glance many of the books cover the same material. 

However, construction and material rates are fairly close across the nation.The only half decent deals I've seen within this sector that make it financially feasible is to find an existing warehouse that could be converted to smaller spaces if possible, which helps cut down on time the property remains unleased.

I have not bought his coaching/training course, but when I started with real estate and bought some *************'s material Nate was involved in those education training.

@Steven CatudalFor such a small amount you could try to open trade accounts and commercial revolving accounts for your material expenses. 

You will be discovered and held liable.Re: the tile floor, you should be paying $2 - $6 per SF for the material and about $4 SF for the install, so your numbers are in line.