With the film industry boom, people were flooding into GA from Los Angeles and elsewhere getting a lot of work and getting paid very well to do it.

If the doors are going to have to be cut off, that's a lot of work and some doors can't be trimmed very much.

As such, I can bid a bathroom remodel for a client based on square footage, scope of work, and photos, and be within 5% of final cost (I'm typically within 5% even on jobs over $100,000 at this point).

I’m not in a position to bring much capital, and I’m in the process of fixing my credit, but some hard work and some technical skills and determination may be something one of you needs!

KWK electrical contractors and Chris the Plumber do great work and are easy to get scheduled.

Perhaps partnering with an experienced rehabber will shortcut the learning time needed to estimate rehabs.

I am looking to hone in on finances next year (after our baby comes in August and the wife goes back to work) and we will be paying off her school loans and getting any credit in great shape.

I admire your hard work and drive to protect your owner's investments as I too commit to that same drive.

Renting per bedroom in my opinion takes a lot more work and they have to get along with each other.  

The landowner also must complete the work and reside in the home for at least one year upon completion....Building permits shall not be required for non-structural work under $5000..."