Upgrades include a remodeled kitchen with newly installed cabinets and countertops, new premium stainless steel appliances, vinyl windows, remodeled bathrooms, new flooring throughout, elegant entry door, and a stacked-stone fireplace that ties in perfectly to the comfortable layout of this home.

I learned a ton during the renovations to my primary residence, and now I am paying to repair/remodel the mistakes.

Features:3/2 with flex room (4th bedroom possible with frame out closet in large flex room)Large open concept living/kitchenNew roof (architectural shingles, 2017)A/C 7 years old (manufactured 2010)Front and back wooden deckSmall neighborhood, 7 minutes to uptownAcross the street from Elementary SchoolVaulted CeilingsOriginal Hardwoods in living areas and hallwaysFenced in yardStainless steel range and dishwasherWHAT IT NEEDSMaster bath remodel (there is a very accessibly crawl space, so this should be easy according to the contractors I've spoken with)Reconditioning of hardwoodsNew CarpetPaintRefrigeratorNew interior doorsMinor landscaping (one tree removal)ARV: $220,000Repairs: $20,000LIST: $175,000 What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I would recommend contacting several Independent agents and inquire on their experience with contruction/contracting insurance in general and remodeling/flipping specifically.   

I am looking to network with some good contractors doing flips and some remodels and tenant turnovers.

The bathroom needed a complete remodel as well and plumbing moved for shower.

Full remodel.

If it’s a remodel/renovation, and you decide to not use drawings, which is very common, the contractors cannot bid what they do not see.

Purchase price: $13,000 Cash invested: $35,000 Single story with a walk-out basement duplex, newly remodeled.

@Melissa DinasPermits for full MEPS seems overkill for residential remodel.