You may want to look at Dryvit and just use the finish coating system.

The houses all tend to be about the same and the rehabs are basically put another coat of paint over the 50 existing and patch the holes in the cabinets. 

I also go through a hell of a lot of TSP.In closing, just a cautionary coat.

I'm trying to decide what my highest and best should be. 7 Residential2 CommercialCommercial 1$850 GrossCommercial 2$725 grossResidential 1Rent = $650Residential 2Rent = $695currently empty, reaks like animal.

I have fourplex in San Pablo, CA, where one of the units has recently developed a lot of mold in coat closet, bedroom, living room etc. 1) I am all set to have the sheet rock, flooring, bathroom redone.

Kyle, wholesaling and rehabbing are 2 totally different animals.

These streams of cash are valued much lower.The rental cabins are an entirely different animal all together, as are the boats.If I were looking at this deal, I'd consider buying it all (if it is really that good of a deal), and would then sell-off the cabins and boat business.Your due diligence should consist of getting:1.

Should last 2 to 3 tenants and them I'm switching to the floating vinyl plank stuff.Original ood floors in living and bedrooms- sort of refinished (not sanded, but cleaned with lacquer thinner and a new coat of poly applied.

We did 2 coats of stain and 3 coats of polly.

If your dad's properties are in low income areas (primarily what I deal with), remember that managing properties in areas like that are a different animal.