He hired a guy he knew for the electric and signed a contract with him, then gave him one of our checks for $1000 as a down-payment. 

We do yard clean up and landscaping as well.

Everyone deserves safe, clean, affordable housing.

My titles were always clean but they won't pay those debts off which can be 20 or 30 thousand dollars!

Leaking toilet with ceiling repair needed, another leaking toilet with sub floor repair needed, some new windows needed, new AC needed, a bunch of small electrical work, some roof issues due to ice dams that needs to be fixed, asphalt and garage foundation repair, gutters needed (none).

On our current flip we are doing all the work except electric, plumbing, and AC ourselves.- What you love & hate about it: love polishing a house that needs attention.  

That included new piers under the raised floor, all new subfloor, new electric, new plumbing, clearing the 1/2 acre lot of piles of junk and trash, new windows, inside finishes done to today's standards and I added an entire bedroom on the back of the house. $35 grand.

The drywall is perfectly taped, floated and textured, but we need to get in there and check the electrical.  

If you're asking how to get it approved for financing, when there are repairs required before it can be financed......make sure you're fully approved, the title work is clean, then do the repairs yourself out of pocket just before closing.  

Its good to start and build up some capital but if you are going to be doing this full time you will want to develop relationships with contractors/electricians/plumbers.I usually do the big stuff my self electric/plumbing/hvac and leave the labor intensive stuff to others carpentry/drywall.