Just didn't pan out. 

On the same time, they also told me that there was no water supply to the toilet on the first floor.

Although I can't offer you feedback yet, I would love to hear hoe this pans out for you.  

Depends on the SF of roofing, if it includes material, etc.Hard to tell from that video since it doesn't pan out and look at the rest of the roof.  

If I fix a toilet, I want the economic benefit of the work, so your buy numbers should be in line with market rates.Never buy based on income alone, you're buying improvements that have an economic life, maintenance and improvement factors, social and demographic factors.

., no heat in winter, no adequate plumbing) or something minor (the toilet roll holder fell off the wall).Gail

It now looks much better, and the block walls have a fresh coat of paint.Hoping to finish the flooring this week and set toilets and vanities in both bathrooms.

Valley area: hardwood flooring, cabinet refinishing, faucet replacement, toilet replacement, and a few other very small things....all during mid to late November.Can anyone recommend a contractor who could do these things reliably and at a reasonable price?

I have a tenant who heard "the toilet running" for "over a week, I guess" - but it turned out to be a big hot water leak spraying the subfloor under the bathroom in an enclosed crawlspace.  

They also offered to pay for their own painters if they could choose the color(s) & then they upgraded all the outlet plates, the toilet, both bath sink faucets & took back the kitchen backsplash tile we bought & they paid for upgraded tile.