We are looking to do a high end rehab and would need someone who has experience working not only fast and inexpensively, but also with craftsman quality and luxury finishes.Thanks in advance!

There is a great blog called The Craftsman.

Always wanted to test my skills as a craftsman.

craftsman has some books on construction estimating.http://craftsman-book.com/products/index.php?

Look at Sears - selling Craftsman sounded good but that was one of the only things worth going to Sears for.

This is for a 940 ish square foot Craftsman Bungalow home built in 1920. 

Craftsman Housing, Hestia, and DOMA are a few that come to mind. 

Any feedback from anyone on the craftsman 2015 National construction Estimator - there are 10 specialized areas on costs.National Construction Estimator National Home Improvement Estimator National Repair & Remodeling Estimator National Renovation and Insurance Repair Estimator National Electrical Estimator National Plumbing & HVAC Estimator National Painting Cost Estimator National Earthwork & Heavy Construction Estimator National Framing & Finish Carpentry Estimator National Concrete & Masonry EstimatorI am thinking maybe the the second or third ones would be the only ones needed for flipping homes. 

I also know many gifted and talented craftsman who know very little about business infrastructure and compliance - they often fail at running a successful business.I believe that both sides of the coin should exist.  

Need to look up "professional" and "tradesman" "laborer" and "craftsman", working and making money isn't necessarily a profession in the terms of business or highly skilled endeavors.