I owned a house in a HOA where the Board approved tree trimming at $50000 per tree - come to find out the tree trimmer is son of HOA President who doesn't reside in the community.This HOA has more bills coming.Can you sue?

Ive been in and around construction for the last 8 years was a union carpenter for 4 years until i started in real estate I'm hands on and familiar(skilled in doing) with every phase of a rehab/flip myself including demo,design,layout,paint,electrical,framing,plumbing,any type of flooring&counter tops, landscaping,roofing,cabinetry,drywall,finish work trim/molding & much more but more importantly know many reasonable(contractors).

You will probably have to shave the lip on both the long side and short side of the board.Now put a thin line of wood glue where the groove and lip (now trimmed down with razor knife) will meet.

I have seen new houses torn apart to sell the copper for booze, and the trim torn off to burn in a wood stove.

I would keep it that color.Paint the porch and trim grey, and the door light turquoise.Google turquoise doors

Unless it is a high end flip I would trim out and carpet the steps or look at if the vinyl at bottom and have that installed.

Most of the interior rehab taking place is cosmetic (painting, new vanities, washer/dryer, fill about 3 cracks, replace old ugly window trim).

Some external trim bowed away from a corner of the house.

@Brie Schmidt Removing the drywall usually isn’t necessary, but they do tend to cluster under moldings so you might want to consider removing the crown molding and baseboard molding or window trim to make sure there are no colonies underneath

Trim white, satin