I purchased an "expert" subscription to Mashvisor in January after conducting a demo phone call and having them walk me through the whole product.

I'd suggest looking into their trial or demo if they offer one, so you can gauge its value for yourself.

So for example, I write out a section on "rental kitchen remodel" and write out the following sub-projects:-Demo and Replace cabinets with real wood veneer, install nickel round hardware pulls.

I have a rental home in Gladstone that needs some demo, drywall work, paint, flooring etc.

Things to consider: when you demo you have to get rid of the stuff...dumpsters aren't cheap and if you are dealing with old lead based paint or asbestos you have extra fees.

Perhaps a bigger problem is I just paid cash for the third one, and had the crew demo it.

This project will include some demo, adding/rerouting electrical, drywall, door hanging, closet framing, etc.

Most offer a free trial or a demo.  

@Wei Jie Yang - it depends on the location and size of the home. 

@Moly Yang  I don't believe there is a law that requires a buyer and seller to use an attorney or title company to close, but it's just best practice to use them on all transactions.