Put a lot of material on Home Depot card, my father did a lot of the contracting work and would take payment at the end, but I still needed cash for the electricians, Heating and plumbing.  

if you have no luck here might i suggest putting a add on facebook market place .. do your due diligence of course before you hire anyone .. also talk to local paint stores ..hardware stores ..contractor stores like home depot ..lowe's ..ask them if they were having work done who would they hire ... normally they can tell goid contractors from bad just by, how early they show up and how often they are there .. do they come in and order everthing at once or make a bunch of small trips ... it makes a difference ..time is money after all ... or if they are jerks and the check out .. mr know it all's .. stuff like that  good luck and God Speed...Michael Short ..

I'm more worried about tenants dragging in appliances and ruining floors in the process.I only buy new appliances since they're always on sale at Lowes/Home Depot; I'm talking about simple washers and dryers with no bells and whistles. 

You can find 2/1 Foreclosed Condos for about the same price and conditions behind the Home Depot on Florida and Bush Blvd.

Also there are some awesome free events/Meetups here in Raleigh such as the Bigger Pockets Meetup at Raleigh Beer Garden in Downtown Raleigh (second Wednesday of the Month).

Winter Garden has deals every blue moon.  

I have a buddy that lives out in Winter Garden trying to find his way back to College Park.

Home depot carries poly by the 5 gallon bucket for about $100. 

After work, every night for a month I spent hours in Home Depot buying anything from nails and drywall to kitchen cabinets and plumbing.

There may also be a basement/garden level unit.