I just got a quote for about $3500, labor and materials, to remove the old oil furnace and install the new gas furnace.Sounds like you already have the gas service, so that will cut out significant lead time.

If the insurance company is handling it, I would basically just treat it like it was my claim....i.e make sure the insurance company does a good job and doesn't cut corners..... proper materials and install, finish work is up to par etc.

  $50k in tech stocks, $50k in energy stocks, $50k in consumer Staples,$50k in bio/health care, and $50i in basic materials.

And this is a dense community @ 8-10 units/acre so the roads and lines aren’t running very far, keeping material costs lower.

We have put a lot of time into attractive & effective marketing materials (copy, great photos).

To properly remove it you may need a asbestos contractor and will need to dispose all materials in a hazardous waste area. 

.(*) Flooring -  $8400 - we didn't actually finalize anything I'm not sure what materials he was planning all over, but I think wood floors in the top 2 levels and engineered wood in the basement, tile in bathrooms and kitchen area (very small). 

for this I got renderings of the front with a few options... as well as paint colors, counter and shower material colors, flooring colors and styles, fixtures, and all kinds of snooty design stuff that I as a dude wouldnt have thought of..... 

@Suvarna Joshi @Amra Mujakic I have completed material on real estate express and scheduled my final exam with proctor next week.

Any good materials/webinars/courses available here?