Find properties with low maintenance Materials - brick, hardwoods, etc.

Account ClosedWe're pretty small fish in the scheme of things but have gotten to a point where we are able to live on income from our investments so it's no small feat.I worry about some of what you mention given the current market conditions.Here's the ideas that we've come up with to diversify:Purchase timbered lands and come up with business plans/gain capabilities to capitalize on the timber (specifically hardwoods) industryFor me, look into ways of diversifying our real estate holdings. 

-As for repairs, new siding, roof, gutters, light landscaping, chimney repair + sleeve added, boards on deck / stained, re-sided shed, sheetrock, moldings + paint, interior doors, 1 kitchen, 1 1/2 bath, some hardwood floors added and stained, dressed up fireplace, water heater, oil tank removal.

It is a fully renovated 2200 sq ft ranch with unfinished basement 3 bedroom 2 bath with large master suite, walk in closet hardwood flooring throughout, granite countertops throughout, new stainless appliances, 1200 sq ft garage on 1.5 acres bought at 239k.

Including architect drawings, permits and expediter.DemolitionNew electrical service and wiring throughoutNew plumbing throughoutNew central air systems in each unit.New hardwood floorsNew windows and doorsNew roofNew kitchen and bathFix outside elevations New fences and landscapingNew 2 car garage

Hello everyone, I'm looking for a general contractor or handyman in the Seattle (specifically Shoreline) area to finish out remodeling project.Need them specifically for the following tasks:- Kitchen Cabinet Install- Flooring Install (hardwood/tiles)- Bathroom TilingLooking forward to hearing some of your recommendations.Thank you,Zia

For this current project I need painting, drywall finishing and someone to refinish a hardwood floor, and touchup / finishing person. 

We talking new kitchen, bathroom, hardwood floors and drywalls. 

New kitchens, new bathrooms, fresh paint, hardwood floors. $730/month for a 2-3bed/1 bath seems kind of high for Cincinnati, but I'm not really familiar with the different areas.

It has character and hardwood floors throughout.