We get a first estimate and then we bring them all back after demo to make sure.

For example, focus on demo and structural work in month 1, plumbing and electrical in month 2, and finishing (flooring, paint, etc.) in month 3.

Do some demos and make sure you feel very comfortable with the one you ultimately select.If you're unsatisfied, it's a huge hassle to have to transition later when you have multiple properties under management.

By the time you spend the labor on re-facing, you can often demo, and install new cabinets for about the same amount of money.

i do the cleanout and some of the demo. 

I am also a recent rent redi user, I dont hate it, but at BPCON24 , i met with hemline and their software looked really good to me.I set up a call with them this week so use their demo, and their AI for the maintenance was very helpful.I don't mind rent redi though, I met many people at the conference, stessa was a one pf the populer ones.

I'm not sure if a demo specialist or mason would be better. 

In my area, Boise, ID:$500-$750/tree demo$50.00/lf - 6” Ductile Iron Water Line, 5ft Bury, Standard Soil, Excavation, Bedding, and Backfilling Included$2.50/sf 3” HMA Road Paving

It was quite extensive, all new electrical, hvac, plumbing as well as foundation, painting, floors and yardwork and demo of shed.

Demo is easy, and sheet rock dust is the worst!