The previous owner had put down vinyl wood flooring in a lot of the apartments, but we are finding out that they didn't install them properly so they are pulling up from the subfloor.

Ryan has an excellent suggestion of cutting our a section, installing a new piece of drywall, and then matching the texture and paint of the area.

Seems the easiest to install but electric bill may be through the roof?

Sometimes, several layers of flooring have been installed after the dishwasher and you now have a nightmare.

We went to Red Lobster for lunch and then Home depot to get parts and I came back to install them.I reviewed an Auto Zone closing I have for the first month of June with one of my clients and I am negotiating a Hooters for another client at 2,700,000.

I also hired Dwyer company to get rid of the moisture, seal-paint the walls that are in direct contact with the ground and install a sump pump.Here is the question.Do I need to disclose to the new renter (Section 8) that in the past, mold was present in the basement?

She fixed that and got a sump pump system installed around 2002.

Remeber that your sqft costs will fluctate with the number of sheets, difficulty of installation, location of project and level of finish needed.ieNumber of Sheets - 10pcs of 4'x12'x1/2" sheets in a basement bedroom are far different from adding 100pcs for an addition.Difficulty - having to install and finish drywall in a 2 story great room around exposed timbers with numerous ceiling cans is much more difficult than installing and finishing on a flat ceiling that's 8' high.Location - if you typically do rehabs in a city/subsurb then bringing your crew to do drywall installation thats in a rural area it will cost you more for distance.

My guess too is that now, it could be rare.Note that doing a lease-option or any installment seller financing deal outside the HUD program using Sec 8 payments is illegal, you can get into fraud issues with the use of funds and accepting funds allocated as rent subsidies.You can contact your regional HUD office as to vouchers and development or redevelopment of affordable housing.

I can honestly say the most expensive thing I've done on a single item is $4500 for an hvac unit.My personal goal is to get a 100% return on any item I install on a house (total price + labor = $100, sales price goes up to recoup the $100 and puts another $100 in my pocket).