I recently purchased a home in Pensacola Florida using an FHA 203k loan (160k pp with $32k reno funds).Most of the reno funds are being used for interior cosmetic things like refinishing wood floors, new cabinetry, countertops, bathroom tile, etc.. 

Atlanta develops in a sprawling pattern, expanding even further and further outside of the Perimeter.

I plan on using him for some work and things like laying tile/painting i have experience with and will do myself.

I plan on using him for some work and things like laying tile/painting i have experience with and will do myself.

A few opportunities to get a lot of value from small upgrades like bathroom tile and adding a closet.)

Also am searching for a tile company in the area that is familiar with wholesaling and contract assignments.

For plumbing they generally (it's different in different cities) will pass the rough in inspection first, then you have to do the other stuff (like install the bathtub and fill it with water) and pass that stuff before you do the wall tiles etc.  

It has ceramic tile, I’m not crazy about it but the current tenant likes it and it’s fairly tenant proof.

Featuring Talavera tile, restored original Batchelder fireplace, and sweeping curved ceilings that harmoniously pair with the modern, open floor plan.

Featuring Talavera tile, restored original Batchelder fireplace, and sweeping curved ceilings that harmoniously pair with the modern, open floor plan.