I did a lot of work to the house, added new flooring, new kitchen cabinets, landscape work, painted the house, and other small cosmetic repairs throughout the house.

Quicken for bookkeeping.Pricelabas for dynamic pricing.Hospitable for guest communication, cleaner communication, and Schlage locks.Other automations via custom Python bots I wrote.Mike

It’s easier to do if you can save cabinets and re-paint them, save vanities the same way, etc.

The bigger players who have entire crews can manage this better than I can as a one-off customer of the contractors. 

I find it to be pretty easy to use and their customer service is always available to answer any questions.

Acquired over $5M in real estate - which includes the path of buying a duplex with my VA loan, a SFH 5 months later with a 1% down loan, a 4-plex with my VA loan 2 years later, built a custom dream home with an AirBnB suite, completed a horribly over budget BRRRR SFR, completed another SFR that went way over budget, sold my quad for a 4-unit office commercial space, sold my 4-plex for a luxury cabin in Oklahoma AND most recently bought a brand new home to use part time while visiting my girlfriend/future wife in Florida.All of this wouldn't have ever happened if my butt didn't get dumped.

This is a one story, open living at its finest with brand new kitchen featuring soft close shaker cabinets, quartz counters, classic subway tiled backsplash, SS appliances and pantry.

I've been dealing with the big box stores (Menards, Lowes, Home Depot*, Recker and Boerger) and literally every one of them has been a big pain at times to the point where I'm willing to pay more to get reasonable customer service.

The kitchen cabinets need to be painted, replace some of the flooring and maybe add a few can lights. everything seems to be cosmetic and would be about $20k.

I've found the best way to find customers is just put your services out there, especially on apps like Nextdoor, Facebook, and other local marketplaces.