It might also help to shop at a place like a Habitat ReStore - they often have hardware that came out of older houses, so it's a little more likely to find a match there. 

But we already have the right mindset on holding off instant gratification to buy assets first and then use the asset money to buy more assets and some of your own personal expenses.If you get into this habit at a young age, you are setting yourself up for a wealth of success.I wish I could've started sooner, but no regrets.

I've found decent quality waterproof LVP at the Habitat ReStore on 290/34th for pretty cheap.

At least a new seat and handle.Now that there are Habitat Re-Stores in most good sized towns, we have one in a town of only 80,000, finding a vanity and toilet should be cheap and easy.Make sure your shut off valves are in great condition.

I know you asked for a demo contractor (no ideas there except if the local Habitat ReStore sells architectural elements they might have a suggestion or two) but this captured my attention.

If your area has a Habitat for Humanity ReStore.. go there for some great deals.

One of our group leaders just partnered with some group members and purchased 32 acres of land on which he plans to build homes for Habitat for Humanity.Our group pioneered the idea of study groups to help students understand what they are learning in their classes.

We use Habitat for Humanity Restore stores almost exclusively.  

I want be taking my carpentry courses until the fall semester and I also plan on doing some work with Habitat for Humanity.

My attorney told a storey of an attorney that bought at a trustee's same.Turns out the parcel was land lock, and was protected habitat for the checkered spotted butterfly.