(including labor and material).  

I thought I would post here to find out if anyone in Denver is looking to hire some high skilled labor onto their building crew.

I bought my first mobile home for $500 and renovated it for $2000 (materials + labor). 

Go meet the neighbors and let them know your plans, give them a card, and welcome their call if they ever see something they don't like.If there's a lot of preconstruction clean up, then I go to Home Depot and get enough laborers, tools, and materials to knock it out in a day.  

The only other costs that there will be is a locksmith to come out and change the locks ($99) and I will need to hire a couple people from Labor Ready to come move all of the items out of the house.

Thanks for replying @Joe O I really appreciate it!

@Caroline Pancotti Sec 8 consider getting a property manager experienced they are more labor intensive but often better profit.Paul

Hello Chan,My friend @Joe Fairless just interviewed a master lease expert on his blog that might be of interest to you:joefairless.com/blog/podcast/jf-19-mastering-the-master-lease-option-strategy-with-a-master-lease-option-master/

., Specific neighborhoods TBD, long term drivers of market; median household income, labor force participation, bank lending and household formationCriteria- TBD, Define your LTV, cash flow, max purchase amount, max rehab amount, max timeframe, etc.

(Gosh, I think I sound like Joe Gore!)