Some contractors are often around an office, clean up a construction site!

One of my wholesaler friend is doing this but instead of trying to make money on the service side, he genuinely does it to help out the seller and not upcharge anything or even invest his own money if it's something small like clean up the property. 6-12 months down the road, he builds a good relationship with the seller and gets to buy the property from the seller.

Remember that a large portion of the turn cost such as deep cleaning, yard clean up, paint touch up is charged to the tenant's security deposit.

Also want to clean up some debt.

I don’t think all that is mentioned is needed but for example 2800 for yard cleanup.

One of the line items I see get missed time and again is the final cleaning so it is stage/show ready and the clean up & haul away of debris and trash throughout the course of the project.

I would rather spend the "clean up" time simply painting over dirty walls.

Moving is stressful - let people know you will make it easier for them.You don't need to:spend time and money to fix up your house.have people traipsing through looking and commenting on everythingpay commission to a realtorWe can help:recommend estate item buyers and yard sale specialistsrecommend packers and moversdo the final clean-up of everything you don't wantThis is an article that talks about this more - it's geared toward seniors, but should help.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10944/74462-you-want-to-buy-their-home-but-how-do-you-get-the-attention-of-senio

You could take care of the odor and clean up the walls.Then check for the smell. 2.

May be some motivated sellers there.My meat and potatoes was rentals but my favorite 'flip ' was the clean up and lipstick nice one wholetailed slowly with a lease option.