I also have a cat with all of her claws and she won't let me trim them.

One wanted the factory white Aluminum trim of an outbuilding painted, then they wanted the air vents for a crawl space competely sealed to prevent rodent intrusion.

Hi David, I am based in Suffolk and looking to get into investing, but I am a contractor also specializing in painting, doors, trim, and flooring. 

You could trim this deal down, reducing his equity portion of the LLC or talking off the top some guarantee fee first, but again, I think there are plenty of cheaper folks out there, even here on BP if you look.

Doing simple commonsense things made a big difference in the curb appeal: Trimming trees, installing new mulch, power washing the building, cleanup the parking area, common areas and trash area, installing parking violation, … etc.

I'll also be scrapping and repainting all of the exterior trim, and at least the lower level brick.

Does anybody have suggestions for a good, consistent paint - I'm looking to find a brand and stick with it....because it covers good, easy to put on and it not priced out the wazoo.Will be used in a rental - Looking to paint it neutral color (moss green or beige) with bright white trim.

Unit 2: I installed new interior doors, trim, fixtures, paint on main level and basement.

If that is the case, any good cabinet, trim guy should be able to make those.

Guesstimate breakdown:Roof 1000sq ft house 6kFloors wood sand and recoat 650 sq ft 1300Vinyl 300 sq ft square tiles 900Countertop 1kBacksplash 650Paint interior 800Bathroom new:Shower 1kValve/trim, etc 150Toilet 125Sink vanity mirror 175Bath#2 1.5k (cant remember so new acrylic tub surround included).Replumb house with pex, 2 new bath valves, shutoffs, 4kCarpet bedrooms $600New outlets, switches and plates by handyman $800.Misc whatever is left.No insulation??????