Rehab included new roof, full kitchen, flooring, central hvac, upgraded electric and plumbing, water heater, bathrooms, walls, paint, insulation, tree removal and landscaping.

Rehab included new roof, full kitchen, flooring, central hvac, upgraded electric and plumbing, water heater, bathrooms, walls, paint, insulation, tree removal and landscaping.

Hey BP,Does anyone have a good landscape company that can design and rehab the landscape on one of my properties?

I do see landscaping/snow removal?

It was a process finding a good contractor, Landscaper, electrician, but now I’ve added them to my team and have them ready to work on my next property in the future.

Owner pays for cold water, snow removal, trash pick up and landscaping.

Here's an example from one of his classes:•4 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath•Roll in all extras like AC, landscaping, fence, etc•Total purchase price $350,000•20% down payment and $5,000 in closing costs•$75,000 total invested•Manage it yourself•8% Maintenance Reserve•New Construction: you’d expect it to be lower for the first year or two…Note, he's using a 3% assumption.

The property is a full rehab project that needs new flooring/roof/paint/landscape/siding / and heating.

We are coming from San Diego which has a very different real estate landscape.

We are currently redoing the entire house; flooring, bathrooms, kitchen cabinets, removing Luna walls and sheetrocking, removed a bunch of unnecessary walls to open floor plan up, new doors and trim, new furnace, waterlines, water heater, lots of new wiring and lighting, pine T&G walls in dining room, insulated attic and a ton of landscaping (mostly tree, brush and flower removal).