Prioritizing what the seller needs over a quick profit doesn't just show you're in this for the right reasons; it builds a brand that people trust and respect.

Based on that math yes, you'd clear a couple hundred dollars after all debts and expenses, not the worst spot to be if you're not necessarily needing the cashflow/trying to live off of it, but instead are focusing on playing the long game. 

There are a couple of things:1.

This is a bid to pipe burst and replace the old clay pipe with one piece seamless brand new pipe.

I would do it only if I could get a job and close a couple of deals before leaving California. 

I paid it, but i was pissed as most of the dogs played out back off leash. a couple months later i warned a woman of the leash law, and said you are probably safe as the person that complained was only targeting me. 2 days later one of my neighbors marched across the street saying (my wife said you were charged the HOA and fined for pet fee.

You mentioned a couple of things in passing that are very significant. 

I created a couple of resource materials like a neighborhood graded map and a contractor rolodex for my out-of-state investors.

She’s stayed over at his place a couple times a week for the past few months.

Buy a neutralizer, spread it around heavy, poly film it, come back in 24 hours, ozonate if there is still smell (likely for a couple days or more depending on smell and ozone capacity of machine), then you’re probably sanding and throwing down whatever stain /polyurethane you desire.