Removal of a non load bearing wall will not cost much at all, especially if you already have a dumpster on site for your remodel assuming you are rehabbing the whole house.The size of the wall and how much electrical or plumbing is inside will also have a factor in price.

We did relatively small time general contracting - residential remodeling, additions and some new construction.

This is my first turnover on my duplex and I want to remodel a small bathroom (about 6x8).

Which is essentially just getting it under contract and sell it to another investor who is wanting to remodel and then sell it for retail.

., kitchen remodels probably don't qualify  :-)   Hope that helps.

Clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach.I just spent last week doing this in a kitchen and hallway.

Now if you remodel part of your bathroom, that will not be depreciated or expensed.You will deduct expenses based upon the usage of the property.

I will be replacing gutters, shutters, front door and garage door, stainless steel appliances, cabinets, vanities, countertops, inside doors, back door, new grass and landscaping, new fence, new tile in bathrooms,acasia hardwood in kitchen, foyer and master bedroom, all plumbing fixtures, all missing copper pipe with cpvc, door hinges and handles, toilets, adding double trey ceiling in master, granite counters, painting inside and out, new carpet, adding some crown molding in master, kitchen, foyer, family room and master bath.

"my toilet is clogged" phone calls.

We were fortunate to rent out the properties between $2,400 to $3,000 with no vacancy except when we remodeled the house after purchase.