I love the enthusiasm. 

I will try not to squash your enthusiasm here.

I wish all 13-16 yr olds (20+ yr. olds too) had your work ethic and enthusiasm. 

Keep up your energy, enthusiasm and momentum. 

We're all happy to help.I love your enthusiasm and with a little tempering you'll be successful soon.

A bad tenant will sap all your energy and enthusiasm and will wear you out.

Obviously being able to provide value to a potential mentor in some way is best, but just plain old enthusiasm mixed with a willingness to learn, and maybe just a touch of ego-stroking, will go a long way too!

Love seeing the enthusiasm people have on BP. 

He is not there to be grilled on items that could hamper the enthusiasm.

Expect some mistakes and redo's along the way to add to the time.Expect any government inspections to add to the time.If you can keep the same team all the way through by the time they get several units under their belts they may be able to go faster--providing they can get the materials.In my opinion, it's more intuitive to look at each unit as a separate job, vs demo all kitchens and tubs in X units as a job.They can still come and demo several units, just for me it's seems easier to keep the Tiger by the tail this way.If you buy all of the materials at once, you will have to guard them against theft and store them somewhere. 95 toilets going missing probably won't tank your budget, but it might tank you enthusiasm for a while.Make sure to budget for a dumpster if you need one, and porta-potties for the workers to keep them from using the ones in the units.