Cap EXappliances: 8.33$/mo Roof: 16.67$/mo Water heater: 5$/mo Driveway/Parking: 8.33$/mo flooring: 27.75$/mo structure/framing: 16.67$/mo plumbing: 8.33$/mo Components (garage doors/ect): 8.33$/mo paint: 12.5$/mo Cabinets/counters: 12.5$/mo landscaping: 8.33$/mo Total : $153.57/ MoI derived the Cap ex numbers from a BP post.

So between the two of us he did the framing layout, kitchen cabinets, doors and windows and i did the plumbing, flooring, electrical, landscape, painting, tile.

Based on the what I've seen it looks as though the studio is what need to be remolded, its been completely gutted to frames, even the plumbing is gone.

Is anyone here able to recommend a trustworthy and reasonably priced handyman in Atlanta that is capable of minor plumbing and electrical work? 

Discounting renovations:  read up on costs for things like roof, HVAC, plumbing, electric etc. 3a.

You only have $28,000 to pour concrete, frame walls, insulate, frame roof, deck roof, electric, plumbing, etc etc.

Overall the house was in pretty good shape, but we did get surprised by more repairs than expected on the roof, termite damage, additional electrical and plumbing.

And then get landlord insurance and a flood certification.I'd have a plumber scope the sewer line (blockages, cracks) and look for any nasty weak spots in the house in the plumbing (mold, water soaked walls, dry rot, termites, stains) just so you know what you are getting into.

For example, a spike in water usage could be from a leak in the plumbing system, maintaining landscaping during a dry spell, keeping a vegetable garden, washing vehicles on the property, or doing other peoples laundry. 

I want to hire out each sub like flooring people, painters, plumbing etc. but who do I hire to do the kitchen and bathroom renovations/updates/repairs?