I'm currently in the Army and will be finishing off my contract around November.

If you finish it by lunch I am cutting a check for the remaining 13,800.

Purchase price: $61,950 Cash invested: $61,950 Fix and Flip Project: -3 bed/ 2 bath-Basement-Purchase Price: $61,950 (Online auction)-Appraised Value: $124,000-Rehab Budget: $20,000 (HVAC, new water heater, paint throughout, new counter tops, appliance package, 2 light bathroom Renos)-Projected List Price: $135,000-Projected Outsell: $130,000Good neighborhood, I sold a house in November very similar (but actually only 2 bed/ 2 bath) for $126,000.Should be finished with Reno beginning of April!

I’m in the process of finishing up 6 super high end montrose homes that were left undone by the developer

Glad to have this one finished!

I actually had a very big insurance claim as a tenants washer machine failed and flooded the whole house which took a couple years to completely finish fixing the damage.

We use Kathryn Cook-Crespo at Bottom Line for our sales, she is very much in the trenches and does a good job understanding the needs of investors.

The typical configuration for oil finishes is P95 particulate  prefilters fastened over organic vapor cartridges.

The rates are $750 per room in 3 rooms, $700 per room in 2 basement room when they are finished, and I will be living in the master.I want to add 2 more bedroom as soon as possible, but I also want to do renovations in the kitchen, put hardwood floors, remove popcorn ceiling (asbestos), put in recessed lighting, new internal/external paint, remove a load bearing wall, and etc which a contractor said will cost around $80k (I think I can go IKEA kitchen and go cheap on other things and save $30-40k.

If you have specific terms and parameters for the leases you can make that a condition of the deal including the right to approve all tenants and leases.You can also drill down on any construction finishes and quality specs as well.