Here is the breakdown:  - Price for Door and Transom - 1600, - Material 340- Custom jamb and labor to install everything = 1260Here are the details of job:- supply and install double 32 inch door with 5/4 jam thickness with 4 5/8 clear pine jam ,6 ft 8 inch height , 15 light interior French door , 1 3/8 door thickness- satin nickel hinges and flush mount satin nickel slide bolt - To supply and install transom window with 4 5/8 clear pine jam , clear glass ,size of transom window is 651/2 inch wide with a height of 11 1/2 inches - Create custom extension jams due to 13 inch wall thickness and trim out with flex trim matching radius of transom window 3 1/4 colonial casing with 5/4 x6 to be on top of door with solid crown and nosingHere are pictures of what we are trying to achieve before and after:

@Suzanne Chan light fixtures are doable, doors should be doable but can be finicky if one house or the other isn't perfectly square and the door rubs, with solid doors this can be corrected with most interior doors it can't. 

I hire a roofer (if the property needs a roof), electrician, HVAC contractor and then an interior guy.My interior guy then hires out all the painters, the flooring and carpentry guys!

:-) Yeah - the cosmetic work was in the interior but the initial target value was not going to come without the new roof, new concrete walkways/stairs and landscaping.

.- New paint (interior/exterior)- New floors - washer and dryer hookups need to be installed- countertops etc. 

Appears the problem in around the area where the gutter is curved going around the concave turret looking windows interior leak  2nd flloor ceilingoutside view of 2nf/ 3rd floor gutter system some previous treatment some treatmentclose up another viewright now looking for any ideas. 

My background is in architecture / interior design, but have since transitioned over to project management for creative agencies. 

HVAC is 20 yrs, Water heater 15, kitchen's typically need a complete remodel every 10-15 yrs and cost about $10k, flooring, exterior paint, interior paint, tub surrounds, toilets, vanities, light fixtures, etc etc etc. 

Defects in any of the following, (including past defects that have been repaired): heating, air conditioning, electrical, plumbing (including the presence of polybutylene pipes), water, sewer, waste disposal or septic system, sump pumps, well, roof, gutters, chimney, fireplace, foundation, crawl space, attic, soil, grading, drainage, retaining walls, interior or exterior doors, windows, walls, ceilings, floors or appliancesThere are so many small repairs we do all the time.

. #2 - Go back only 6 to 12 months#3 - Year built#4 - Composite of exterior, exterior and interior condition#5 - Style - split level, ranch, colonial...#6 - Look for lot size, living area size (above basement) GLA or Gross Living Area (add basement separately) Below Grade living area. #7 - How many total ROOMS, beds, baths, fireplace, pool, extras, remodeled (year) view, condition etc#8 - Garage, on-street parking, off-streetLook for 3 comparable sold properties and 3 comparable active for sale properties.