I just used him to refinish a basement, two bathrooms and a kitchen.

It is a 3 bedroom brick house and I am paying about 30k, it could sell from at least 70k move in ready, and its in pretty good shape - needs flooring (5k), paint (2k), new kitchen (5k), new bathrooms (4k), new windows (8k) - rough numbers togive an idea of the scope of the project.Now there's the concrete...

I added a lot of stucco to the outdoor walls $200, cabinet lighting in their kitchen $300, fence,pergola for deck that blocks neighbors view, $200.  

I explain that the roof alone is more than the kitchen renovation so they can come in and put their own kitchen in to their own tastes.  

Hi all, I have a question and I am in need of some advice. I have been wanting to get into the real estate game for some time now and I have been doing my homework on location and what types of property I would want t...

I bet I pulled 10-15 pounds of glue off the kitchen floor today.

(Most of the 4plexs in Elizabeth, that I looked at are mazes) meaning.. for example behind the door for unit 3 had a hallway with two doors.. one door had an entrance to a 2 bed 1 bath with a kitchen.

Had I known the lines were disassembled, I could have called a plumber in advance.  3) Inspector failed to document a lot of 'minor' damage to the property including flooring that was 'unglued' due to water damage (I knew there was a plumbing leak, but inspector indicated it was in the kitchen; actually the leak was in the bathroom). 

Also there was water damage in the kitchen in the lower cabinets so they all needed to be replaced.  

I removed the plaster walls in the master bedroom and bathroom, but the rest of the main area (living room, dining room, and kitchen) still have the plaster walls with no insulation behind them.