Speaking from a Contr's point of view, I would not want to install anything that a homeowner purchased. a) I lose out on the material mark-up, b) if there is a failure, you're going to call the Contr regardless, right?

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Sometimes we get smoking deals on properties because they have a material defect that the seller doesn't know how to fix or can't afford (foundation issues, black mold, hoarding, etc.).

Hi everyone,I am looking for materials that I should get for a rental property like flooring and paint and I am having some trouble deciding on what I should pick.

So the total cost is $4800.I know I have to factor in the pandemic years with higher costs (although I think differences would be mostly in products and materials, not labor), and the fact that the numbers in the book are from 2019, but I was wondering if someone could help me see where I am making a 130+% mistake in my estimation of labor costs.Thank you in advance!

This can be achieved with well-placed windows, skylights, and glass patio doors.Soundproofing: Especially in the case of attached ADUs, make sure there is appropriate insulation and soundproofing material between the homes so that each occupant doesn’t have to hear noise from next door.

I have yet to see a wholesaler advertise the contract not the house.   

Dear STR fellow investorsI have a question on advertising a duplex as three listings on airbnb/VRBO:Supposed I have a duplex, with one side having 3 bedroom and another side having 2 bedroom.

In this case where @Juan Contreras only makes $25000 W-2 he might be under the radar unless he's writing off $100000 luxury trips, $100000 of office supplies, and $100000 of advertising or continuing education.

This approach takes commonly available materials, just installed or constructed differently, to create a solution usable to all or as many people possible.