I stick to tasks I am allowed to do (patch drywall, paint, replace fixtures, flooring, tile, and cabinets) and hire licensed contractors to do the rest.I've noticed only 1 out of 6 licensed contractors I've hired in the past (HVAC / plumber / electrician / roofers) actually pull a building permit for the work they've been hired to do.  

Looks like paint, cleanup and some LVP flooring.

I’m looking for a contractor to fix a plumbing leak and replace a tub and shower surround and likely some sub flooring in a rental unit bathroom.

New kitchen cabinets, floors, and appliances.

Putting a new roof, windows, gutters, paint and some flooring.

Oftentimes I've been able to setup a repair escrow account for flooring, plumbing, windows, etc. that allows the buyer to close on the home and repair these items afterwards. 

Unlevel floors or where the floor begins sinking below the wall is a good indicator of rot and frame damage.

Besides a kitchen, the other thing that has come up for us even with conventional financing is there has to be floor coverings. 

It is not that much cheaper to replace the roof, floors, hvac, etc.

Hi all,    I am interested in building a 3 floor, 9 unit (first floor retail store + 8 apartment above) building in Pittsburgh and received a quote for the same by a local builder.