And the install included all interior and exterior work with no wrapping.

lolCan it be fixed from the exterior and reinforced from interior?

Only thing with this property 1 it has no interior pictures, so who know if the interior is all sort of messed up costing me more. 

Third, when you have tenant turnover, you’ve almost always need to repaint the interior - that’s on you, not the tenant.  

This will vary based on foundation type and cost and ALL finishes- interior and exterior. 

Sometime in the past 3 years, the owner hired an overpriced interior designer who “remuddled” the home.

Proper water proofing is essential for installation in a wet area, all interior surfaces of the window are DensShielded and Hydrobanned prior to tile.

Interior pics coming soon! 

I am rehabbing a home where it's a full interior repaint (skim, mud, texture, paint) with half the walls with 1970s wallpaper, paint all trims and cabinets, refinish countertop, replace tub and tub surround, tile kitchen/bathroom, LVP in the main bedroom, and replace all light fixtures for 9K on a 1100 sqft home.

If your pulling every mechanical component out, most interior wall and ceiling cladding, then the ROI on the energy upgrade may spec out nicely over a period of yearly savings (many years).