If you have any recommendations for a Denver licensed General Contractor, I would greatly appreciate it.Living Area:- Demo carpet, bar, and paneling- redo electric to code: outlets and lights- drywall and paint- install carpetBedroom:- no demo is required- install electric: outlets and lights (currently only a light is fed in this area, no wire feed for outlets)- install bedroom door- install closet- build egress window- drywall and paint- carpetBathroom:- Demo entire bathroom (probably only 15 sqft max)- expand bathroom into utility space about 1 foot- redo shower pan and install pre-manufactured shower- relocate shower head- floors: prefer to stain concrete if possible- install new vanity- may need to relocate toilet to be to codeMiscellaneous:- remove old water heater not in use to expand out bathroom- relocate upstairs living room air vent to expand out bathroom- HVAC for basement should not be needed.

We are doing a sizable renovation and the demo number came in a lot higher than expected.  

. - General maintenance and upkeep- Demo and rehab construction- Lease processing and renewals - Tenant selection- Screenings, background checks, deposit collections and lease agreements- Property repairs- Rent collection

With Trump in office and Demo majority in Congress, I would not think that is likely.  

If the house is built in the middle, then you have to demo the house to subdivide the lot.

It depends on your demo.

The demo and install and time frame that comes with that could bring you a whole new set of problems.

Have a good look at ManageCasa and go for a demo on it and ask lots of questions.

We made the rounds in NC and VA, and walked the next 3 in the pipeline with one opening within days, one set for demo and permitting, one under contract closing soon, and even threw in a great evening in Greensboro networking at the Pints&Properties event.

Our properties range from light cosmetics to demo.