His website has reasonably priced training materials (under $100 last I checked), and I'm sure that he has materials to cover your request.

Service was off already, and utility company fixed it right away.So far they are paying the rent (no utilities, though, I suppose), but I was wondering what your process is.

This is exactly why I started this discussion though...wanted to find some material that is more up to date...

Well i wish i would have taken more pictures during construction (i forget to take them every time and regret it big time later) but here are the pictures.If anyone has any questions about the process, NY permits (stress), or materials used ..im here to help.

As a Realtor in my local market, I still utilize different agents (even agents outside of my company) to help for our flip business.

In my experience, replacing a sewer line generally requires a permit, so this was probably a violation of the city/county building permit regulations.That said, it would likely be considered a material defect, and you would legally need to disclose it to a future buyer.

She can help show us what materials will add the best value and can help the contractor stick to his budget.

Here's a list of repairs and approximate costs:New 100AMP service w/ all new copper wiring throughout: $3,000New roof $45007 new windows: $2500Drwall patching/texturing $3000New doors/trim throughout: $1800Hardwood flooring material (I installed): $600Carpet: $2800Tile: $800Bathrooms: $2500-3,000 a pieceGranite countertops: $1500Paint Material (I painted): $1000Garage Doors: $1200Appliances: $2000And a whole bunch of miscellaneous stuff (it's on a spreadsheet somewhere)=$39,000Purchase price was $54,000 and have a pending offer at $120,000 which was our goal from the start.

I'm not factoring in utilities in these.

Risk plus more utilities.