Anything that may require immediate repair that you need to plan for - age and working condition of mechanicals, appliances, water issues, etc.4.

  ( crown not so much) but granite quartz stainless yes.. and appliances are appliances nothing more expensive about installing those in most instances.Right now in most markets SUB labor is a real issue  IE lack of quality subs.. too much demand for new construction and not enough folks to do it.. so this has cost sub prices to rise over the last 3 years.I would get some other bids to see what the market is paying.. although in our market that would be very high... in context we will pay about 300k for 4.6 mil of construction cost.. ( vertical only does not include the building of the lots which is another 1 mil and its included in the 300k)

I am 23 years old and I currently have a well paying full-time job making 70-80k a year in appliance repair and carry an excellent credit score.

The units they're living in are rubbish,and in need of repairs and upgraded appliances.

They stole some appliances a washer and stove.

Are the furnaces, boilers, appliances, roofs, all new - or are they all twenty+ years old and in need of replacement in the near future?  

The whole house is all electric, heating, appliances ect.

Hi everyone, how is everyone managing service and repairs for appliances in their rentals?

I am looking for recommendations for flooring, cabinet, tile and appliance supply houses in the Baltimore county/city area.

Granite, hardwood, new everything, appliances to appeal a chef, large deck or basement for entertaining, screened porch, 3-car garage, great neighbors, great schools?