Agree with J. on the HVAC, functional and no issues is good enough.I got alot of stuff at the Habitat for Humanity Re-Store, donated materials, often new stuff is there.

Unless you intend to restore wood windows and other specific elements you might want to skip this.

In consideration of $___________________, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, Paramount Construction, LLC releases the lien on property owner _________________________________________________from any and all liability resulting from construction, restoration, and/or modification of the building located on premises known as___________________________________________________________________ Signed this ______day of_____________________________, 20______ Contractor/Company Name **please print** Contractor/Company Officer Signature TitlePS: If you are that worried about the contractor you may not know require they have a suety bond, my contract states my client pays it and it does not cost that much.

I'm working a flip right now and plan to utilize some of the rehab stores locally: ReStore (Habitat for Humanity), G&R (a local demolition company).

- electrical box is 2nd living room- attic sealed off due to I believe animals living in it (due to crack between chimney and roof)Cosmetic Upgrades:- repaint int/ext- replace trim (looks like a bad job, DIY style)- shed removal- carpet throughout- new tile in kitchen and front walk way- need to do something with that heat source in 2nd living room (don't like the fireplace much)- deck restoration- fix cracks in drywall- tub liner- replace countertops- fix chimney /bowed roof- window sill replacements- fix slop of floor in kitchen (some how)- closet doors and a lot of wood work needs to be fixedProbably missing a bunch of stuff but the things that really concern me are the slant in the kitchen and the gap between chimney and roof.Thanks for the help, let me know what you guys think.Here are some pictures I took today:

Also, fire restoration companies have a machine that will pull the odor out. 

The fridge was left by a previous tenant so really all we did was buy the corner cabinet (Restore), the counters and purchase the hot plate and counter oven (not shown here). 

I'm always happy to see restoration projects here on BP.

I had to spend quite a bit on restoring the property. 

Once you know the cabinet dimensions you're looking for you could start checking out a local Restore or other used building supply store.