They poured the new concrete driveway last Friday and painted it last Saturday.

The house has been demo'ed, sheet rock has been patched and compounded, we started painting the second floor, rewired the electric in the bathroom/ master BR, and the list goes on.

I seen a $7000 MH that need fixing and a $8000 just need painting.

We went a Black History month celebration at the Hilton and then went to my 12 year old daughter's volley ball games.6:30pm to 1am (and counting) Following up with investors on my marina dealCalling/Emailing investors to find an end buyer for our rented flip in Columbia, SC (we always have a tenant in place on the day we close because we choose our renter first, have them select a property from our specific list and on the day our renovation is done, the tenant is moving in)Reviewing posts on BP, CREOnline, Facebook and Craigslist and doing some postingTomorrow much of the same but add a few investor meetings.

I spent 6 weeks renovating the house and it cleaned up real nicely: new roof, new flooring, cleaned carpets, complete remodel of bathroom-saved the old tub, freshened up the kitchen, paint, etc...

For turnovers, you'll definitely want to either know how to paint or find a skilled painter to work for $10-$12/hour for you.

I repainted several rooms as it had been years since they were painted and needed spruced up.

To get the Duplex ready for tenants i would need:One Furncace ~1200Two AC compressors ~3000Carpet and Paint ~5000Some Pluming ~750Couple of windows ~600Total =~ $11500Can wait:Roof and Siding (no leaks but hail damage) ~$10000Update:I submitted my offer today...Lets see what they come back with.

Then we choose a % for the inspector to walk through.We also do our own market research on the properties that will be our competition.

There are things like lead paint disclosures if your property is very old.