It’s pretty rotten if you’re just using it for a few isolated tasks, because absolutely, it doesn’t do any one thing perfectly and it’s not as fast as other apps.It really starts to show its brilliance once you start using it as your default bookmark/webclip app, notetaker, recipe box, repository of all your reference material, and so on.

.~$450kSoil engineer $5kStructure Engineer 10kArchitecture $20kPlanning department $5kSchool Fee $6kPermit Fee $7kExtra time for inspection 2KFoundation/Framing $140k Electrical $20kPlumbing $15kStucco $25kRoof $15kInsulation and sheet rock $25Paint $8kFlooring $10kAC/Heat Cental Air $25kGeneral contractor for bathroom/kitchen/crown molding/ trace ceiling/led lights/cosmetic and custom design $40kCustom milguard windows/sliding door/doors/title hardwood floor/cabinet/quart/ all the finished material $50Land scape and clean up $15kThe price above I hired each contractors to do each Job because they are specialized in their job.

It’s pretty rotten if you’re just using it for a few isolated tasks, because absolutely, it doesn’t do any one thing perfectly and it’s not as fast as other apps.It really starts to show its brilliance once you start using it as your default bookmark/webclip app, notetaker, recipe box, repository of all your reference material, and so on.

Right now I use flippingsheets along with Word and excel documents to track each project and it's materials.

If its done with quality materials and quality workmanship, this material could be reused for the base of your new property (hint: do not disturbed the base layer as much as they can).  

What do you guys do when you have a contractor claim their material or tools had been stolen?

I make to stress that I use quality builder brand materials that will save them lots of headache and money down the line.

Assume that the machine is a unit of property under § 1.263(a)-3(e) and is not a material or supply under § 1.162-3.

REO preferred.Properly analyze and interpret all aspects of the property financials and that of other competitors in the sub-market.Visit your sub-market competitors.Learn the demographics and economic facts in that market.Know the actual costs of labor and materials for the property's deferred maintenance and capital improvements.Retain a top real estate attorney in that market.Have 10% or more down payment.

You will probably find more reading material than you could ever get through.