@Aaron mazarillo Like a fart in the bathtub...... reality bites, funny thing is I just accepted an offer on one of my deals and reading your great advice was good to put my mind right.  

Works expeditiously.If it's a flip, understands current trends and can pick good value finishes that help the bottom line.If it's a hold, understands that, for example, a one-piece bath enclosure is far less maintenance for me than a tile bathtub surround.I'm around for most of the big decisions, but it's the totality of small decisions that can make a big bottom line difference.Other than networking, where do you look to find someone?  

Recaulk bathtub 9.

The unit was broken into earlier this year in February, and needs about 10K in rehab (HWH, furnace, bath tub, paint, flooring).

In accordance with the 2016 CRC, a dwelling unit could be sized to accommodate a habitable room(s) with a minimum of 70 square feet; contain a bathroom including water closet, lavatory and bathtub or shower; and a kitchen area with a sink.

We have two properties in Craven County and looking for someone to refinish a total of 4 bathtubs.

Lots of paint, flooring, a kitchen, plaster work, a massive roof, sewer drain work, plumbing updates, windows, cement work, new entry steps, new bathtub/shower.

I charged 50.00 to 125.00 to clean a stove.. bathtub 30 to 45, fridge 35 to 45, floors per room sweep and wash 15.00  per window and tracks 15.00 light bulbs replace 3.00 each. blinds 15.00 to 35.00 each to replace.

I'd love to know how much you are covered for especially if a tenant damages more than their own unit i.e. a bathtub on the second floor overflows to the first?

Maintenance is not the same for a MH as it is for a stick built home. 1/4 inch PVC water lines that will freeze, plastic bathtubs crack, electrical lines run through the walls without staples, well, there is nothing to staple them to!