You typically get to do cabinets, paint, floors, etc?

After all is accepted by the Housing Authority with the booklet, they will schedule an inspection where they come out and check a list of items including looking for peeling paint, windows open/close/lock, smoke detectors /co detectors / fire extinguishers all in the right locations, GFI receptacles in the correct locations, grounded receptacles if 3 prong (ground not needed if 2 prong), and the list goes on. 

This, coupled with the prevalent “higher for longer” mindset, paints a concerning picture where corporations are expected to shell out significantly more in interest on their debts than they have in recent years.

We opted to buy a fixer-upper SFH and slowly renovated, painted, and updated it over the course of 2 years. 

Purchase price: $58,000 Cash invested: $35,000 Sale price: $145,000 Total cosmetic rehab including, interior paint, exterior paint, new roof, new flooring, new tile in shower, new fixtures and painting basement.

Purchase price: $58,000 Cash invested: $32,000 Sale price: $145,000 Total cosmetic rehab including, interior paint, exterior paint, new roof, new flooring, new tile in shower, new fixtures and painting basement.

Specifically, the paint in the tub is flaking off and going down the drain.  

I've never had a city or village inspect finishing work like flooring, painting, cabinets, lighting,..... 

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If so I see, 40- 50kish  to make it nice, Baths, kitchen, flooring, paint, 3052 Braeloch Cir E, Clearwater, FL 33761 | MLS #W7861799 | Zillow