It could be installed from outside the house or if you are doing a significant rehab you could even DIY it from the inside. 3.

I used DIY Cost Seg to do my study.  

@J ScottI bought both your books two years ago and while the information in the books was not always applicable to my situation (I'm a DIY landlord, not a flipper), I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you for helping to teach me how to work through pricing and carrying out the project management aspects of larger residential renovations.

Most DSR lenders will require you to have some experience if you DIY manage, else hire a PMC.

The main pieces missing for the DIY-er would be (a) the lack of insight into whether these templates are suitable for a specific business case, e.g. state-specific legal ramifications, and (b) the lack of legal forms such as appropriate articles of organization or trust documents. 

The tenants are already out. empty lot doesn’t scare me, if you ever heard of Nelson homes out of Canada I can get kit homes in 6 weeks and have it built in a weekend. but ok I will consider it.

The challenge that I have is wanting to correct all the DIY and lipstick on a pig improvements that have been done throughout the years.  

We're talking about CRMs, lead gen platforms, and deal analyzers—the whole kit and caboodle.

This should be the very first document you prepare.Lender Instructions to direct escrow and title with your lender's specific instructions, including loan position, various insurance requirements, dealing with certain liens, and a pile of others.Lenders Title Insurance policy with proper endorsements.Fire and liability insurance policy (NOT a homeowner's policy)AppraisalI could go onAs I said, this is not a DIY job.

@Daniel King most DIY landlords use whatever works for them and their tenants.Just NEVER collect cash in person!