I am planning on 3-4K for exterior and interior paint, 3k for flooring, 4k bathroom remodel, 2K to paint the kitchen cabinets and install new counters, and then 2K for Misc items.

Looking for contractors who have experience in these types of remodels - especially with a home of that era. 

Bought a house cash and have been completely remodeling from the studs in.

On a per unit basis its easier to explain... if you can tie the individual apartment unit remodels to expiring leases then you may have a path to reducing your mortgage (by increasing your rental income).

Bought a house cash and have been completely remodeling from the studs in.

I was the GC for the project and we remodeled the house inside and out with maybe 20% only left from the original structure.

I was very attracted to their home remodeling templates, in which you can choose from a number of different room designs and download all the necessary materials/SKUs for the contractor to do the job.

I have used most of my cash to get it up for remodel and carried some on cc, and refinanced an inexpensive paid off vehicle to complete the job.

Remodels closer to downtown on older homes have ashpalt-shingle roofs.Just an opinion, but unless you're doing something very custom, try to stick to what the neighborhood does and do not let your personal affinity for materials cloud your judgment on what the masses actually want.

We remodeled the house, fixed it up, had it treated for termites, and then made it into one of my best rentals...but of course the story doesn't end there.We treated the wood but the chemical today used isn't like it was years ago.