She specializes in kitchen and bath so I know she knows cabinet installers but I bet she knows others as well.

The biggest variable for me is property type, yet it's never offered in the hundred of should I LLC questions on here.  

I have a Duplex that is a century home I would like to update the kitchen with new cabinets and flooring.

I have separate folders on excel for each property, when I pay a bill or spend any money on a property, I record it in that properties folder as well as put the receipt in a separate folder in a locked file cabinet.

You're over $100k/door on older class C stock -- which will never be a strong cash flow story.I own hundreds of units in this Montrose submarket and haven't bought any in the last few years since when i was buying them I was paying ~$50k/door and the rents were 80-90% of what they are now.  

Renovation takes time, hurts occupancy, and if certain things (like kitchen cabinets) are in the middle of their life there's no need to look a gift horse in the mouth. 

Drywall is in, but it needs flooring throughout, kitchen cabinets/counters/etc, bathroom showers/vanities, new roof, and possibly new windows/sliders throughout.Any recommendations?

Now AS Ned knows I grew up in this business in CA and we bought hundreds of parcels each and every years .. so our title company would insure us day one after recording of the tax collector deed.for someone new or one off or not in the business title insurance is going to be something they want to ask about up front if a sale in a few years is what they want to accomplish or borrow money.the ONLY way a CA tax sale can be over turned is if the person who lost it can prove the county did not publish 21 consecutive days prior to the sale as is the law...

I've listened to countless BP Podcasts,   read more than my fair share of forum posts, and have sifted through hundreds of blogs on my quest to educate myself before I began posting.

However, my brother and I did the labor, framing, vinyl siding, plywood floors with carpeting, contractor grade cabinets and post form counter top.