Even if I hired someone tomorrow I don't think I could supply them with enough leads to stuff envelopes for.

An example is, homeowner buys a toilet and I will buy the wax ring and supply hose, show them the receipt and add that to me fee.The best way is a standard estimate where a handyman bids out the whole project and you pay the fee you expect and its the handyman's responsibility to factor in the materials with a certain finish allowance and complete the job.

In your new home sales agreement there is generally verbage that says the builder can REPLACE certain products of similar styles due to construction or building supply shortages.

He cleaned mold out of our bathroom fans and gave us cleaning supplies.

There is a lot of pent up demand and little supply.

For you, it seems someone on business administration (paperwork accounting, marketing) someone overseeing the physical parts of the job along with scheduling subs and supplies seems like it would work for you.

But they're a good size for a bathroom.There is water supply to the front of the basement (where the hot water heater is located.) and I'm pretty sure the drain line runs through the same place.

I've bought supplies/materials.Or could I draw up some agreement to continue on and treat the property as my own instead of stopping to get this all worked out?

I will take a solidly built brick 60-70es in lieu :)Supply or drain side?

Either to get a quick cup of coffee or pick up supplies.