That means that even though they've much smaller wallet share than my rent they go behind me in getting paid.

But if you're dealing with business who will accept CC, say materials from your hardware store, it's great!

Of course I swap hardware (most have universal sizing for the screw holes) and a new counter top goes a long way towards freshening them up. 

No cabinet hardware?

So going to a hardware store, Fiverr, Upwork, etc., or even your local community college for a drafter will most likely not get you to what you need.I will add that you also won’t need to hire a large architecture & engineering firm for this.

They didn’t install the toilet wax ring/plumbing correctly so water was coming through the ceiling, their “scope” -FRAME AND DRYWALL NEW BATHROOM AND INSTALL ALL HARDWARES, PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL and other issues (all at my expense).

Let's say the flip would need only minor cosmetic touch up's to make it a hot sell (minor painting, maybe some counter tops or hardware updating).

My problem is not yours or your wallets concern.

All in all, though I like Marco, because of his innovation, but keep your wallet close.His repeat bootcamp charge of $500 for past graduates is a great bargain, because he is always teaching new stuff and has new programs, such as his financing program for the advertising costs for a formal auction that you would do with a professional auctioneer for houses over about $4M.

We decided on redoing the bathroom and adding a tub, painting the kitchen cabinets and adding hardware, painting the interior and exterior, and other small fixes around the house.