If you can find a local contractor willing to bend up material for you it is a DIY project.

If your current HELOC lender has an introductory rate you might even be able to raise the limit of your HELOC to enter into that promotional rate and lower it even more.

Yes, I've started reading some of MHP's material. 

We tried to charge them the lowest amount by not adding labor or materials for certain repairs for example to repair poor cover-up job for holes they made in walls, we just charged partial contractor labor and not materials.

Building materials will be going up in price due to the storm , some materials will be in short supply , not available or on back order .

My wife and I have been planning our first flip for months now, learning the basics of the planning phases, finding a Contractor, lining up my real estate agent, researching materials, etc.

I don’t have any experience just been reading a lot of material to learn about what’s required.

I remember as a one off property bids came in at 10k a door for reno but this investor could do it for 7k a door because of the volume he did saving on labor and materials.

He will pay for the materials and tenant pays for the install. 

Property is a 1950's built and possiblity is there they will find such material. my insurance deductible is $5000Manu thanks for your response, Gary