So here's what I saw for editing:On the Kitchen page "Synthetic" is misspelled under the counter top types, the "p" was left out of "backsplash" and I don't know that you need a spot for "Kitchen Windows" if you are already getting a total window count on the first page (same for other rooms like the Bathrooms, Bedrooms and Living Room), but that may be by design.

@Clyde Coleman This my personal bread and butter.

There are synthetic & rubber underlays for sound treatment as well, but they are very pricey and in our limited experience do not work any better than cork.I am curious about cork under ceramic/porcelain tile.  

The nature of contract work is that money comes in lumps, my friend calls it porterhouse or peanut butter.

If you've got 250K to invest, I would do a bread and butter condo. 

So if ranch is bread and butter then why deviate from what the buyers in the market are demanding??

I prefer Bread and butter pickles!

So I think you can do both and if you find a killer deal in a small town, then yes you can wholesale it and make $, but if you want to do a lot more deals, and sell to a broader range of buyers, I would use the larger cities as your bread-n-butter wholesaling area.Hope this helps and good luck, Brett

In our area bread and butter for flippers are 100-200k 3BR/1.5BA ranch homes.

We have been home builders for 20 years, so home building is our bread and butter.