I'd be happy to chat and/or meet up, and help any way I can.It's hard (but not impossible) to find deals in Kenwood...it's a highly sought-after area, and there are many more single family craftsman homes (which the neighborhood is known for) than multi-families. 

I disagree, I think it would fit well with a craftsman style home.

Next post will be all the financial details followed by lessoned learned, the good stuff I did, the bad stuff, and what I would do different.Converted historic craftsman house in Irvington from 2 bed, 1 bath to 4 bed, 3.5 bath.

I built a 20x10 cedar deck in the backyard, new LVP flooring, replaced interior trim to a craftsman style, painted all of the cabinetry.

Then there is quality ofcourse, for any given element there is basic material with a handyman's installation, then there are various upgrades with a tradesman's installation, and finally there are premium materials with a true craftsman's installation.It all depends are you flipping a $40k home, $400k home or $4 million home.

Hi all,I'm wondering if anyone has some recommendations (or advice) on finding a General Contractor for work on a Craftsman remodel in Echo Park?

It is a Craftsman Bungalow.

Just speaking from experience owning a 1913 craftsman home.Good luck! 

To me Craftsman Style porch columns make a great statement. 

It looks kinda craftsman.....so maybe a sage green with white/tan trim.