Repair walls, paint, replace trim, lay laminate floor, stain deck and a few new light fixtures is all it needs.

My husband is a carpenter, and we did all the cabinets, trim and doors, and finish carpentry of the project.

If this has damaged sheetrock, trim, studs, etc. within your home, then you're still probably out of luck because this would likely be deemed "flood" damage, and thus also a common exclusion under your property policy.Sorry for the issues. 

Replaced some rotten trim work on the exterior.

Houses have sagging porches, peeling paint, rotting trim, etc.One more block to the west and homes are suddenly neat as a pin and well maintained, and that continues all the way to Easton and Stoughton.Bottom line is that you might give west Brockton, which is roughly defined as zip code 02301, a second look.

We do annual inspections in fall, make sure the properties are ready for winter, trim the trees and bushes as needed and fertilize the lawn.

Repaired a very buckled foundation, poured a new slab floor, demo'ed entire first floor, new insulation, new drywall, new electrical and plumbing, flooring, trim, kitchen, bathroom, appliances, paint, new exterior door, new interior doors, new windows.

Replace drywall -$5500paint (3500sqft) -$2000Replace 13 windows- $1500Replace 6 doors - $900Hardwood flooring (800sqft)- $2500Install kitchen cabinet - $700Replace trim - $800There are other small things.

Things that are left is flooring in kitchen (some kind of vynal, tile won't work, long story), putting new trim up (all trim is removed), and having a pre inspection to find any thing that my hold up a sale.I am in talks with a bank that works with a lot of investors and found a loan officer that invests hikmself. 

For instance, I needed a light installed, some tile repaired on a bathroom wall, a piece of trim and a door replaced.