It's much easier for them to be profitable (and less stressed) working for a homeowner who's living in the home that's being remodeled. 

It's been fully remodeled and there's not much room for improvement.

so an old park in WV to me as a new buyer who is looking to keep it running Is not worth what most sellers are going to think its worth..  250k to be fair was 40k remodeling the house.. but by the time I ran in new utls  power meters demo'd trailers re surface roads new water lines etc etc.. it just adds up.. 

I spent 5 years in New York City working on High End remodeling projects and have had the privilege of studying at the feet of master craftsmen. 

I did a lot of office remodels, and then a large school.

I also want to give a shout out to @Jdmartin (for some reason I can't tag him), and his bizbrainstormerz website, where he helped me through the process.I bought a distressed home in 2017, I remodeled it to a point where I could take out a HELOC, and then used that for a down payment on this rental property.

My rental property in Oklahoma City need some bathroom work, does anyone have a local contractors they would recommend? Thanks.

remodeling an older house, and it has a small covered front porch. 

I don’t know the rules, but after much consideration we gave our contractor the go-ahead to do it on a remodel of our two story primary residence in Sherman Oaks back in 2004.

We own a few rental properties but our main focus is on residential remodel and sell (flip).