Insulated and sheet rocked the walls.

The key is to do the necessary advance work and assemble a super-star ground team.I'd be more than happy to put you in touch with him, so you can compare notes and perhaps share resources.If interested, connect with me here on BP.And, do check out that thread mentioned above from @Marisa R.

If they get the rock completely installed in 3 days they're doing pretty good on a 1,000 sf install.

I know my Purchase Agreement/Contract is rock solid when it's between standard owners but signing from an LLC owned property is new for me. 

Party like a rock starEnjoy College life to the fullest. 

The large drops in vacancy rates in these metro areas indicates a potential for more multi-family investments also if vacancy rates keep falling in the coming months: Birmingham-Hoover, AL (12.3%), San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX (7.2%), Pittsburgh, PA (6.7%), and Kansas City, MO-KS (7.3%).Vacancy rates are nearing or around 7 percent and are higher compared to one year ago in several “hot” metro areas, indicating a maturing of the investment cycle in these markets given the current level of demand: Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX (7.1%), Austin-Round Rock, TX (7.1%), Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL (7.1%), Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-MD-VA-WV (6.7%), and Raleigh, NC (7.3%).Vacancy rates are above 10 percent in these areas and were higher compared to the levels on year ago, indicating low potential for multi-family investment given the current pace of demand: Albany-Schenectady-Troy (10.3%), Greensboro-High Point, NC (10.5%), Tulsa, OK (8.1%), Little Rock-North Little Rock-Conway, AR (11.5%), Toledo, OH (12.6%), Dayton, OH (12.7%) and Oklahoma City (13.1%).

Wow you are a rockstar!   

But as far as buying stock, I could see them dropping like a rock over the years ( ala GoPro).  

Sheet rock here, studs there, need some extra tools....the list goes on but every day seems to be 300-500 bucks.  

My question is the siding is wood and in decent shape however after removing some sheet rock from the interior noticed there was some gaps exposing the elements to inside the wall, could I just put tyvek house wrap over old siding the put new siding over that or is this not a good idea?