Mudjacking may be possible, re-level is possible, or they may have to remove, grade, and re-do it all.

Replace the toilet and sink and fixtures and you are good to go.I would add that for my market, this would only be a good idea for a low - medium grade finished flip, or a rental.

I don't think it is like grade school, it is more like Dad (Sr), Son (Jr), grandson (the 3rd), ...

I understand their reasoning, and by no means am i against the idea of a better living standards for the people in that area, but some of their new requests of maintaining the lawn 24/7 and no trash on the premise can be a bit taxing to enforce with the particular grade of tenants i have in that area.

I have a duplex on a single meter and rent to B grade tenants.

I calculate 15% average waste on budgeting and am glad when actuals come in lower.PRICING FOR FLOOR COVERINGSCARPET: $1.60/Sq ft for a builder grade carpet plus 8# premium pad installed.

On my contracts, I detail what is extra (cutting into a wall and termites/mold, saw-cutting through commercial grade) which no one can see before hand...those are extra's.

All finishes are going to be mid grade stuff, fairly durable but not too expensive.

Greetings,Our land development company owns several parcels of land across Southern California, we are in the process of raising capital (per project) to entitle the land, grade and sell to merchant builders.

If I own the pharmacy, I have:Rent - a premium, high-rent payer,Credit – tenant has great credit,Building - vertical improvements in the form of the building,Site Improvements - in the form of a parking lot, curbing, storm controls, etc,Zoning – I own real estate zoned for a broad variety of commercial uses, andReal Estate - I have a great piece of underlying ground on the hard corner of a signalized intersection with the highest traffic counts in the area.There is a market for this type of product.