Here in Chicago you can replace the tub for about $550.00, replumb as needed for about $200.00 and install a new trim kit $150.00.

And tell them it's part of their job to clean up the debris from removal of the old roof and scraps / trimmings from the new roof. 

I just started podcasting about my flipping, and I the flip I am doing has quite a ton of painting to do, interior, possibly exterior, and a lot of trim. 

Messing with the glazing or wood trim, especially on old windows, will be much more challenging if it's your first time.

New roofs, windows, doors and and trim accompanied by brand new cabinets, granite, appliances, flooring and fixtures!

Typically, our breakdown looks something like this -At contract execution - 5%At permit issuance - 35%At Footing inspection - 25%At mechanical rough inspection - 20%At installation of cabinetry and trim - 10%At certificate of occupancy/completion issuance - 5%Now, this is set around large jobs.

Here are the stats$113,000 estimated ARV based on comps $10,000 repair estimate (seller says $5k but I don't agree)Seller is asking $79,000This property is pretty much ready to go (very close to turn key) the wood floors need polyurethane, roof is metal it needs to be painted and the grass needs to be cut and bushes trimmed.

Local Utilities (for more than just utility service)They also trim trees off power lines and check into gas smells.

And no, those are not roof tiles by the way; they are decorative edge shingles instead of the standard trim.

Trim board that needs replacing because you really couldn't tell how beat up it was until it was right next to fresh wood flooring?