We get bags of concrete, cement, sand, etc for $1 (any size or brand) if it has a hole in the bag.

It bolts to the cement pad in what looks like an hour's worth of work.

You might also look into changing the external cladding to a modern siding (if permitted): Vinyl siding or cement/fibre board will typically have a 25-30+-yr life (3+ paint jobs) and is much lower maintenance than wooden clapboard or shakes.

It has the foundation (cement) already done and it's in a nice area.

Is that cement or stucco and mud over the bricks?

Lower roof on addition is old Missing downspouts Replace back down spout Back patio is out of date and either needs replacement or recoating Pressure wash siding and paint entire house New cement walk way Landscape front and side of house Replace driveway with new black top Remove old tree out back Update old shed out back with new wood Fix wire fense Capping two outside windows.ConcernsMoisture issue and rot in crawl spaceTermite or pest inspection in craw spaceElectric heatFlow from front door to family room is odd

I have a basic 3 ft high brick porch with cement cap and to rebuild is around 1k.

It is a recently rehabbed manufactured home on a cement foundation.

Of course if you have only a $10k total rehab, that will typically take a bit longer than just a week, but when you get into the $100k and up rehabs, you want to be at or around $10k weekly.Time is your enemy on renovation flips as every week that goes by increases your holding costs (interest, taxes, insurance, maintenance, utilities, etc.) so when you can get to $10k completed weekly, you are saving money in holding costs.Another couple photos:Another additional item completed but not originally budgeted for was the new front gate, new cement at garage area, new gray fence on driveway and new black top coat on asphalt from street all the way down the driveway.

It's just a cement garage..