(drywall contractor)first wall paint, closet and bathrooms can be painted twice (wall paint crew)tile all areas (tile contractor)do all finished electrical work, but reserve all the cover plates (note we try and paint the bathrooms with two coats so we can put wall lights on) (electricians)install plumbing fixtures (plumber)install flooring (hardwood and carpet)final railings glass workpaint walls final coat (wall paint crew)lockout, doors, handles, hardware (finishers)appliances install including gas and water to fridge and stove (plumber)So this is a general list of order of operations for the finishing work, looking at this list it is reasonable to say I am still at the very beginning of the finishing.

We charge a cleaning fee on every least and use every penny of it and then some, even with our great tenants.

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Some of the walls were old with a sandy texture so I skim coated and sanded them myself.

Best option would be for you to go back to work, assuming you have a employment field that generates descent income, and save every possible penny.

Based on current apprsial value I have about $75k, house needs minor updates mainly fresh coat of paint to make ready to sell.

Sock away every penny of that positive cash flow as cash/maintenance reserves.  

With so many HUGE anchor stores, such as, JC Penny, Macy's, Sears and others closing many stores around the country, what's the future of retail? 

Trying to save money on legal fees is Penny wise and pound foolish. 

Copper pipe is cheaper/easier to accommodate than vent pipe.