Second eviction. 6 months of lost rent, 4 from the tenant, 2 for the renovation, $1000 in materials to get the place back in shape.

Ratings are determined using procedures developed by the American Society for Testing and Materials that simulate actual fire conditions.

Our town isn't really Airbnb material so I doubt that would work to well.

I recently attended a Fortune Builders seminar, and they mentioned having templates of different remodeled rooms in the house with pictures and a detailed list of all materials used, the costs, sku numbers, and even different vendors that supply those materials.

For the past several years I have been studying all types of real estate material and feel very confident with what I've learned.  

It's beauty and it's solid, but it needs some great cosmetic TLC.I am needing recommendations for contractors/handy people who like to rehab houses like this and respect the integrity of the architecture and the materials used in them.

I might adjust a little for "medium slope" and it also depends on how close it is to a localized labor force and materials suppliers.

The age of the property will give you insight into the material from which your sewer lines are constructed.

I paid $1,200 for 3/4" K water line, just for the material for a water main line for a new house in 2009.

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