Complete renovation- kitchen, bathroom, flooring, landscaping, paint throughout, plumbing and electrical.What was the outcome?

Who should be paying the water bill (yes I got a call of no water at 8pm thinking it's a plumbing issue but instead service was cut off from non-payment). 

Couple things I've noticed since we moved in:1.) white carpet is a nightmare (the seller put it in the basement before we moved in)2.) the loud, dull plumbing noise that kept waking us up was a cheap and easy fix (under $200)3.) the ability to split out the basement basically makes this two investments instead of one4.) utilizing amazon for door step delivery is really, really nice and can help you save a ton of timeDid you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Repairs such as plumbing and tile were hired out.

Like roof, plumbing or foundation inspection?

New plumbing, drywall, kitchen, bathrooms, added a Master suite and master bathroom in the basement.

one part says its only the outside structure and you still have to put in the windows, doors, roof, plumbing, electrical. basically all you have is concrete siding. you still have to frame the inside to install insulation and drywall. i feel its the same concept as container homes, a unique way to build but not necessarily a better revolutionary way. 

Acquisition $5kW/ foundation and plumbing in place Estimate to build $60kComps $130-$140k Could the new build fit the BRRRR method?

Some of this is dependent on load bearing walls I'm sure.For some of the work we complete as we'll need to change some of the electrical, plumbing, framing, etc. what's the best practice when hiring out? 

Completely redid plumbing and wiring to make it like new.