Learning how to estimate rehabs based on labor + materials is massive.

This comes with the expectation that I'll handle most of the minor things the property needs, but I don't have to pay for materials or tools to fix things.

The uniform grey looks pretty good when installed correctly and it is a very tough material.

There are 3 safe harbors available to you-De Minimis Safe Harbor ElectionSafe Harbor Election for Small Taxpayers (sounds a bit condescending)Safe Harbor for Routine MaintenanceCheck these out...Frankly given the amount, and what you are doing (low materiality to the plumbing system unit of property), I would expense it.

Which often the time is a total combined project time encapsulating more than the specific task alone, but things such as roll-out, roll-up, any ancillary tasks, maybe getting materials, site travel etc etc... 

All the "experts" told me it wouldn't work.... lol smh, my first deal all my material was free and I sold $110k in sponsorships.

All prices are per sq ft, labor and materials, based on 800 sq ft unit:Demo $1Paint  $3Electrical $1.50Flooring (LVP snap and click): $4.75Granite $3Appliances $3Cabinet refinishing: $1Tub refinishing $1 

The house was rehabbed with good quality materials and overall looks great but should I be worried with unpermitted modifications?

I am still waiting on Latchel to explain why they seem to be ok with a "Preferred Vendor" middleman (who pays to be assigned work by Latchel as an FYI) materially altering a subcontractor's invoice for repairs at one of my properties. 

Had one flooring store recommend glue down, they said this is better than 20mil 5mm snap in LVP flooring, as the snap ins sometime break and you can easily replace a glue down.Another flooring store recommended "loose lay flooring" basically that is similar glue down, but has sticky material on each board.