But im going to be installing trim, cutting tile, etc.

The contract he proposed is to:purchase the house (20k above their purchase) for 75k.I put 10k into it to fix the roof and HVACHe puts what he estimated as 12k or so to rehabHe believes he can sell for 140k easily FSBO - or use flat rate MLS listingA recent comp nearby (only 1) shows a similar sized, but newer home, much less land, sold for 150k The house needs some new drywall, paint, unsure if tile is still OK, kitchen rehab, 2 bathrooms rehabbed, probably carpet in the roomsMy holding time is 90 days to sell apparently in order to qualify people for FHA loansIs this a good place to put limited supply of my money? 

I am doing a rehab on a rental unit that currently has the type of drop down ceiling tile that you see in office spaces.

I need a tile company that does assignment of contract in Washington D.C.

Our rehabs look high end, certainly features like bathroom tiling, new kitchen counter tops, etc. 

He thought that I'd only be able to rent the place out for $1000 a month and because of putting in the new wood looking tile floors I'm getting an additional $400 a month.

The category contains Vanity/mirror/Vanity top, Faucet/connections/trap, Bathtub, Diverter, Cement Board, Shower Tile, Accent Tile, Flooring, Tile Setting and Waterproofing, Fan/light, Vanity Light, Toilet/connections and Misc.My example house I carried $1,135.00… WAIT, just over $1,000 for a bathroom remodel.

But there are parks out there still surviving and thriving on clay tile.

The 'clearance' above the ceiling is full of 1960's era powdered insulation so good luck pulling wire.They are using my tile guy & he is tearing out what's left of his hair trying to get work done & he's been there 3 weeks.

Where we can come in with a little paint, tile and new hardware to set ourselves apart.