Originally posted by Account Closed:@Joe Splitrock It would come into play if you have proof that an answer is wrong.

Go professional, pay the price, and instead of laboring over trying to get a tenant to pay, just build it into your rents.  

Price out dumpster rates and day labor.. are you planning on living there or renting out last open unit.when do their leases end.. that gives you idea of how long your stuck before you can plan on unit by unit rehab. .. at least the current tenants are tolerating each other,and hopefully paying rent. 

The guy I used last year is in the Plano area, Joe Robinett, give him a shout and told him I sent you he was easy to work with and would be a good second quote for you.

@Andrew Johnson and @Joe Villeneuve, Thank you both for the input.

Joe Kaiser, for example, used to partner with previous owners, who were about to lose their house in foreclosure.

Dent is that six months from now the phoney Employment number is going to be cut by 50,000 workers who are Retiring from the Labor Market by 10,000 or more a month.

Last year I received my real estate sales license for NJ, however I work in construction as a union laborer.

Diversified Investors Groups extends various professionals and there are few associates that handle 1031 exchange to see if it is cost benefit to you.Let me know if there are any questions.Regards,Joe Scorese

That's a total of $260 for labor only on a screen door installation.