They only check to make sure you have things like: a shredder, a locking file cabinet where the tenant/credit information is stored, a password on your computer, and a lock on the door to the office/part of the house where you conduct your tenant screening.

Cabinets with those black groves cut into the doors etc.

New roofs, paint, carpet, counters, cabinets, etcRent: $40,800 yearly ($3400/month)Expenses and Vacancy: $20,000 (using information from seller)Mortgage Payment: $9,224Pretax Cash Flow: $11,576Cash ROI: 16%Cash/Door/Month: $188Any comments would be appreciated!

The tenant said the faucet worked fine in the morning.I told her to crank up the heat. open the cabinet door to let more heat in, and turn the water off at the meter before bed.

I am thinking things like installing flooring, putting up cabinets, running new water lines, even roof repair.

I think pretty much any demo work involving walls and ceilings are going to disturb the paint.For example if you cut a hole 36" tall by 24" wide on old sheetrock to install a recessed medicine cabinet that is 6ft*2, is that how they calculate it?

Most of the times the code violations end up being small infractions that can be easily resolved like installing doors and windows without a permit or changing out kitchen cabinets and fixtures.

(The unit was in overall good shape and we put on new paint, but cabinets were old/facade starting to peal.

We installed all new cabinets.

Work would/may include vanity replacement, tub replacement (jacuzzi tub), wall/ceiling retexturing, kitchen cabinet and counter replacement, tile work, trim, sink replacement, possibly some minor plumbing rerouting.We are looking for someone or suggestions of someone competent, reliable, and timely (isnt everyone?).