@Surendra Chawla I have great painters if you need them, he would get you a price quickly

Its going to be hard to qualify for another traditional mortgage because I have this property plus I merged my painting business with another painter 6 months ago so I wont have 2 years of tax returns to qualify.  

And not a lot of cabinet painters these days are still using oil based paints thankfully.

There is a video on this page (http://www.ppgpaints.com/painting-segments/residential/pro-painter/training-videos) showing this product being applied to a basement floor.I hope this helps!

Painters are EXPENSIVE, especially if you are adding in ceilings and baseboard.

I believe our painter primed them all before doing two more coats on them

Selling it unfinished to an investor would have net a 200K + loss.Still, it was a valuable learning lesson and I ended up finding a new plumber, HVAC tech, painter and siding crew that bailed me out.

.- Find a drywall subcontractor and find out roughly how much to drywall and finish a 2,000 square foot home- Get quotes from painters, bathroom, and kitchen installers.

I have a few questions.For the locks that allow you to open remotely, enter temporary access code for a painter, etc....don't those need to be connected to the internet 100% of the time?  

Did one repair job for $250  when someone else tried to charge like $1000.I know a painter and trim installer who works on a $200/day flat rate.