Alternatively, you can itemize on the following:Maintenance/Cap-ExProperty TaxesInsuranceProperty ManagementUtilitiesLandscapingMonthly Income - did you include vacancy in this or no?

@Allende Hernandez I was looking for this same item last year.

You can get hit with big CapEx items that'll gobble up your cash flow for some time.The value of SFRs isn't based on anything in particular, just market sentiment.

Put items on it daily!

Has significant emotional upset with regards to this property and a series of previous contractors stealing money and doing poor work.Potential Total Profit at outset: $25,000 - anything I loan to investor 1's entity (after 10% sale & closing costs & concessions)4 weeks later / progress to date: I've spent/loaned $10,000 and worked 100 hours at the property to check items off what's needed before we can list the property on MLS.

They've approached a few property owners that I know asking to donate their house or land as a tax write off.

What other items on here that require more labor dollars could I possibly knock out myself?

I do, however, pay extra for quality insurance policies that do not prorate needed repairs based on the age of the item getting repaired. 

Tell them what is needed, they'll tell you how it's done by the bid.For line items that are vastly different look at what makes up those differences?

This is the property in question: https://goo.gl/qjnBJK The top maintenance items are: cleaning up after tenants move out (paint, carpet cleaning), monthly landscaping ($90), and a smattering of appliance repairs.