A number of bedroom or other interior doors are gone but may have been for a long time.

I wanted to do the exterior first before I really dug into the interior.

General Contracting and Painting - he did a small demo job, build out an additional room, installed new flooring, painted exterior and interior. 

Repainted interior & landscaping work is coming.

Also as an FYI, my wife is an interior designer and does primarily ground-up new construction or major renovations in Wisconsin. 

I have these 2 deals and am just wondering your take and what you would do...Deal #1 - Tampa FL Duplex (3/1 house with an attached 1/1 apartment) - Purchase price plus minor rehab/loan fees/temp financing fees (interior paint of 3/1, changing some light fixtures, some minor cleanup) I will be all in at $125k.  

Purchase price: $90,000 Cash invested: $25,000 Single family residence that needs interior and exterior repairs.

My dream is to do flips (I am self-employed interior designer so I have a fair amount of knowledge/experience/ideas/hook ups when it comes to the renovation world) but still not sure how to bridge the gap between where I am and where I want to go considering how insanely expensive real estate is here and also how relatively inexperienced I am with regards to the whole process (aside from interior design and some construction knowledge).

If they identify any areas with a lead concentration over 1.0 on the interior or exterior you fail.

Brand new roof, windows, driveway, full interior rehab, HVAC, plumbing, electrical.