This is the BRRRR-Two Triplexes side by side (6 units)-$700,000 for both-Completely gutted inside and demoed-both need $100,000 rehab-$900,000 all inThe financing part is the trouble...

The book is called Real Estate market analysis, by Adrienne Schmitz.Market analysis is very localized and there are few national sources that have true up to date demographics.If you have time to do it, a market analysis can be completed on your own, using the tips in the book mentioned above, and will be more relevant that any information you get from a national demo company.If you have the money to spend, check for demographic companies in your area first.

We just did one of those, a bit larger area, living dining room open concept,roughly 15x25 We had two guys about two days, to demo, insulate inside the rafters, a bit of framing and hang the drywall.

It wasn't very hard to manage my contractor but he didn't have any progress the week after he finished the demo.

If it is a slab home then you have to demo the concrete to get the sewer line in there.

@Xiang Yang I use Tommy Schlosser with Amfam in Marietta.

So contractors get in there March 28 to get started on the demo and concrete work.During demo we discover a few jems...of course this is to be expected right?

However, we didn't know it was a log cabin initially because of how the remodels and additional structures were built around the cabin over the years so it was a "nice" surprise during the demo stage.

Ironically, many of the past seasonal housing offerings have been demoed and replaced with the large weekly rentals.  

Things that come to mind: cleaning, staging, running back and forth from lowes for his GC, demo, stuffing/licking envelopes, putting up bandit sign.