House: SFH 2 bedroom, 1.75 bath, with a detached 2 stall garage which is halfway finished (it needs interior walls, but has insulation).

Do you have any experience on apartment buildings like this one (all interior hallways, 3 stories, laundry in basement)?

We are an Interior Finishes contractor that deals in cabinets, countertops, tile and floorcovering...we get about 50% leads that are no good for us - repairs we don't do, etc.Bang for your buck, I would look into your local BNI. 

The vinyl exterior siding is new, the windows are new, the roof is somewhat new, but the interior has that "old" feel...in a good way and bad way.You'll notice the architecture is much more unique and more detailed than new constructions.

Hey guys,Haven’t really rehabbed or remodeled a place other than a mobile home one time. I have this property which is in pretty good shape, but wanted some suggestions on what you guys would do to it. It’s my primary...

I need to do a few things first, mainly painting the entire interior. 

All interior/exterior work to be performed by a contractor. 

.-  The electrical doesn't have a grounding a wire so to rewire the house $10,000-  New roof $10,000 (assuming it's on cedar shakes)- The foundation issues are caused by large trees growing right beside/under the house so we'll need to remove them-  As far as interior it's basically a gut job, but I think we could salvage the kitchen cabinets ($55,000).- It's a foreclosure and the market is crazy so it'll likely sell between $65,000-$69,000.00 Thoughts? 

I have down a bunch of work on the interior so far and my plan is to re-evaluate after I've been here for two years (done more work on the interior/exterior) to see if I could possibly sell for a nice profit as well. 

Built in 1972 so its not super old, nothing i saw on the interior will disqualify for section8 3.)