Most new home builders are not building entry level homes this also adds to the inventory depletion in my areas.

They work hard and do the job right, complete their work on time, clean up when they’re done, charge prices that won’t leave your jaw hanging on the floor, and they’re licensed, bonded, and insured.

On your weekend or after school ask if you can clean up the job site for free, in return they can take a little time to show you the ropes.

If they get lost in it or it takes too much time they may pull out and leave you with the mess to clean up.

With this theory, If I make sure my all in price after rehab is capped at 80% of fixed value, then I won't have to deplete that 1/4 mil, ill have 20% equity in each house, I'll be getting cash on cash returns to which ill add to the investment monies, and making enough off the GC company to pay my regular bills and what not.

They are actually subbing you for the clean up.  

The tub in the one bath photo there looks like it would clean up acceptably.I worry about laundry in upper levels of houses, especially rentals, because the washers can be the cause of water leaks in so many different ways.

At the very least, they could tell you how much cleanup would need to be done, what the highest and best use would be post-cleanup, and whether or not you should move on.

Due to heavy rains an apartment that's below ground level is waterlogged. Carpet and pad are soaked. A crew is pumping out water and running fans, has removed 1000 gallons so far in 24 hours. The areas under heavy fur...

At the time the house was built, meal prep, clean up and storage was in the pantry.My plan is to take out the lower drawers and cabinet in the pantry and put in a dishwasher, a washing machine and a dryer.