so i was reading this http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/67/topics/21771-gut-rehab-costs and got the definition of a gut rehab "A major restoration project on an old house or other building, ripping out plaster walls back to the studs and rafters and replacing them along with some or all of the trim," on that link it said something like a gut job is about $40 a square ft.

The doors are, of course, flat panel but fit, open, and close perfectly; the door and baseboard trim is original but painted. 

What about trim work?

Plus they hae all the niggledy little parts and trims that are needed.

I like contrast in the trim colors.

It can be trimmed to fit.

It's for a rental.Installed kitchen floor trim, shoe trim along cabinets, allure vinyl flooring, new faucet, Had to reattach sub flooring as well, but total rehab cost was appx $330.

Electricians can buy the wire they like.But I would never let a GC buy or choose the appliances, carpet, flooring, light fixtures, faucets, trim, doors, toilets, etc.

I do cabinets, doors, and porches with this brand of paint as well and sometimes walls or trim.

Either way, it's the business owner's fault.It's your business, which means it's your responsibility if something goes wrong.I haven't had an issue like this since 2010, when one of my painters painted all the trim in one of my houses a light purple, instead of white.