It needs everything including exterior work, plumbing and electrical. 

I’ve had our property managers go through every contract, including landscaping, plumbing, and electrical – whatever is currently being paid on a monthly basis is being reviewed.

Run.If still considering, Don’t forget windows $500 each installed, trim and doors ~$2000, guessing plumbing will need to come up to code $7000.

@Eddie QuispeWith the old hotel aspect to it, I’d look into the Mechanical Electrical Plumbing Sprinkler Roofing and make sure you’re not looking at a major CapEx without warning.

Hi,I am looking for subcontractor recommendations in SF area for a flip deal:Structural/foundation, flooring (hardwood and laminate mainly), electrical, plumbing, mechanical, roofer, doors & windows, carpenter/handyman, drywall and framing, and tiling.Anything helps.

In this case, if you need to make a decision fast, assume it is essentially going to be a new build inside with all new wiring, plumbing, mechanics, framing, drywall, trim, etc.If you assume this, and then learn you can salvage things, you are in a better position. 

Typically mine go out on 3 day weekends when I’m out of town or on Friday evenings along with water heaters, appliances, garage door issues, and occasional toilets and other minor plumbing issues.

I believe the plumbing and pumps will cost another $3,000 once he’s at that stage.

The house is about 60 years old so wear and tear on the plumbing(underground) and other structural concerns have me worried that keeping it once my new house is built will be a mistake.

From plumbing and sewers to electrical to foundations to framing, roofing, insulation, and so much more.