.$25k in materials and laborMonthly holding costs: $557(int payments, taxes, utilities, insurance)House info as purchased:House built in 1971 - Solid B neighborhood - Great Schools2081 sq ft4 Bed, 2.5 BathNew RoofNew WindowsNew HVACVinyl SidingWork to be performed:New cabinets and counter topsLaminate downstairs and carpet upstairsNew vanitiesNew light and plumbing fixtures(tubs staying)New water heater Paneling removed from den and replaced with sheetrockWindow removed from eat in kitchen and replaced with slider to access the back yardSmall deck built off of sliderAnd obviously paint throughout.We will probably price it under market value and hope to sell it quickly(30-60 days) at $125k which would give us a profit(after commissions, closing costs, and carrying costs) of $22k-$23k.  

The regulations have gone out of control and the storm water management alone will run into the 10's of thousands.

Our only other significant monthly obligations are water and electricity.

Looking for buy-out, rather than incomePut in a new water heater.

You can look up the local utility company and call them to find out the cost of water and sewer.

Do you know the exceedence interval that estimate is from (e.g. 100-Year Flood = 1% chance of water reaching that elevation in a given year)?  

. $1,200 to $3,000.I don't do major electrical work or major plumbing, however I will install new hot water tank and new air conditioner unit and or heating unit only if needed.SO therefore on the low side my quick estimate is $8,400 and on the high side $31,000

The following are a list of thing that are mandatory:- A/C units (will need to purchase two since this is a two story house in FL)-Kitchen (old kitchen cabinets have had had major water damage, counters are broken and will need new appliances.)

I have to pay water on my 4-plex's since that's what the market demands.Hope this helps.  

Anyone have any good experiences with any companies or private installers?Thanks in advance for your help.