Even the hardiest of remodeling contractors can react to high levels of mold.

I used to work for electrical contractors, and also remodeled some houses with a general contractor but wasn't in tune with the charge to the homeowner.

House was remodeled and needs 'maybe' $2k in cosmetic upgrades, investor bought it did the work and ran out of money.

I enjoyed fixing the toilets, remodeling the kitchen, etc.

As I drove up and down each street I would look for boarded up, overgrown, papers on the porch, or just generally run down.Also look for dumpster or remodels.

New toilet, sink, and maybe some fixtures.

. $140 - 150K, she said its needs a full remodel: roof, kitchen, bath, floors, paint in and out, etc.

I killed one during this never-ending remodelling project and bought another.

Here are two real examples...54 Mission Ave, San Rafael, CA3/3 @ 2500ft2, huge corner lot, mostly original, in the middle of a bathroom remodel. Lives

My wife and I are definitely considering using the kids as property managers, One is going to University of West Georgia and one is at the University of North Georgia.I also appreciate the advice on buying a small 3/2 house and not spending the $$ to remodel.