I went through my material list (200+ line items) and here's just a taste for you:Paint, primer, windows, doors, dry wall, mud, tape, screws, corner bead, door knobs, door stops, closet shelves, closet hanger rods, baseboard, door casing, ceiling fans, ceiling lights, switches, outlets, cover plates, CO & smoke detectors, underlayment, underlayment screws, thin-set, grout, tile spacers, tile, grout sealer, sanded caulk, cabinets, vanities, faucets, sinks, toe kick, filler boards, counter tops, garbage disposal, water lines, plumbing lines, drain kits, valves, mirrors, towel rods, tp holders, bathtub, shower pan, tub/shower faucets/valves, toilets, wax rings for toilets, dryer vent, floor/ceiling vents, tack strips, carpet

Calvin L, wouldn't it just be safer to be a Note-holder?

Lien holder is CHASE.

Any foreclosure action by any lien holder requires holding a public foreclosure sale.

Previous seller/lien holder had also moved away to parts unknown.

Try it- I think you get like 5 free then unlimited as a PRO account holder

If paying cash insurance is optional since you have no lien holder.

They are in 1st position on title and when a delinquency occurs, I have some great ways of getting my and my note holders money back to us.  

He and other longer-term holders can only hope it holds up so all the good deals previously going to flippers trickle down to the value-added "fix and holders." ;) Time will tell..

So do you think if said investor is a first lien holder of the property, would a 50/50 split be reasonable?