I can fit bathroom tiles, lay flooring in necessary, paint, Install kitchen units and put some finishings together to make the place look great for a minimal cost.

I would suggest that you partner with someone to get the lay of the land and maybe even start your own door knocking/ yellow letter campaign to get a FSBO sale(again you'll need cash or a HML).

If I owned a property I wouldn't let you suck up access to my property without a contract in place, especially if you needed to get multiple rehab quotes which tells me right away you're new at this and likely to pass out when you find out there's a crack in a tile or a leaky faucet.

They also opened a box of linoleum tiles I had in the basement and used them to create a walkway in the basement.So to shorten this a bit, i talked to a lawyer and sent them a 30 notice of breach of lease.

Hey guys, who knows a handyman or a tile guy in Northeast Minneapolis (or at least someone willing to travel to Northeast Minneapolis) that they wouldn't mind referring to me to do some work in my bathroom?

In Dallas a high appreciating market, I want to build a 1400 sq ft 3/2/1 on my already developed lot, medium grade finishing carpet and tile mix, 80/20 brick and panel.

Whereas older housing stock can be more difficult to renovate - especially when it once was a large single family that has been spliced into apartments.If I was to build a Multi-Family property from the ground up, I could control the lay out of the units, where the housing systems were located and their path to and from the basement, I could construct panels to access shower fixtures etc.

Good tile choice, nice trim choice, love the colors.

It looks clean and contemporary.At my store (I run a local tile shop) we have 24x48" tiles which would allow for even less grout lines. 

This consisted of carpet, laminate floors and paint in the lower unit, countertops, backsplash, appliances, tile in bathroom floor and shower surround.