Basically, everything is done except for refinishing the hardwood floors, installing light fixtures, bathroom accessories (mirrors, towel bars, etc) and we are still waiting on the quartz counter tops for the kitchens and bathrooms to be delivered.  

@Kala Miller simply type "wholesaling" in the search bar. 

Not enough track record... banks usually look for 2 plus years and multiple deals you need to start with private and or HML get 10 to 20 behind you and TAX returns that show 100k plus a year taxable income based on the flipping business.And of course your local community bank is the place to start  have a frank conversation with one of the SVP's  they will tell you what bar you need to reach to be considered and packaged up and taken to loan committee for approvals. this is one of the toughest types of loans to get..

Sorry, been a little busy so did not post pics.Here is what we did with the fireplace and structure over the back porch.Also updated the kitchen with new granite counter tops and backsplash, fixed cabinet, new SS sink, faucet and opened up the wall adjoining the dining room to add a breakfast bar.

It also gives peer review ratings and client ratings.Also, there is the The Illinois Real Estate Lawyers Association http://www.irela.org This bar focuses strictly on real estate and you can also do an attorney search in their site.I hope this will help you.Jack

Can the bar be a bar again?

I don't think it will ever happen again, barring some black swan event.

I would suggest that you search wholesale in the search bar.

Bars for windows on lower floors that look good are sold a Lowes.

They're just the SMPTE color bars used for video equipment calibration.