I have a property under contract, and there is some cracking/heaving in the kitchen tiles.

We start dismantling the cabinets and I ask him what is going to go in their place--thinking he is renovating the kitchen or something as part of a sale.

I hired a general contractor for replacing roof, remodel kitchen and bathroom along with painting and some other work. the whole project is about $ 65k which include materials and labor with a payment schedule . he's been very slow and for three months not getting much done due to he's having a few jobs at the same time .

Kitchen, living room, bathroom downstairs with one bedroom upstairs.Currently there are 0 vacancies.Rents - $530 x 8 = $4,240 / monthMonthly Expensesmgmt fee - $275Common Electric - $20RE taxes - $500Dumpster - $103Sewer - $336Insurance - $160Still not sure what I am going to do for financing.

I am hoping to close on my first rehab/sell this Friday.During the inspection period the buyer did identify 2 plugs in the kitchen that have reversed polarity and some wiring that needs to go into a junction box in the attic.

Big kitchen, family room with gas fireplace, dining room, living room, 5 bathrooms and a study.

2" PVC pipe drains from the kitchen sinks especially if it has the dreaded sinkerator.I spent 2 days unclogging a 1.5" pipe full of grease & nothing worth while would fit down 1.5" piping to mechanically remove it.

Searching for kitchen cabinets/counters, sinks, bathroom tiles/sinks/counters, toilets, vanities, ect!

Does the layout allow the new bath to be situated above or adjacent to the existing bath or kitchen?

(in the kitchen, there is actually no flooring, missing ceiling drywall, and no countertops) So current value is around $250k to $270k.