We renovated the downstairs with new drywall, cabinets, appliances and painted.

I want to know right away, before it causes the cabinet to rot, then the floor and subfloor...Training them correctly is actually neither hard nor time consuming.It starts when I schedule an appointment - I pre-screen over the phone, because I want to hear their voice and how they communicate, but then it's mostly text messages.

Removed 11ft of wall to open up kitchen, new kitchen cabinets, new electical in places, new plumbing in kitchen.

The second part is the fun stuff  (paint color, appliances, cabinets, countertops, etc)  I am confident doing, but am open to suggestions.Please feel free to send a private message if you would like to share referrals, but keep them confidential.

If you put it in the laundry room, then you can also add a camera to watch it and the common area.If that's not an option, consider finding a trust-worthy Tenant with room - and willingness - to put it in their closet or up on a kitchen cabinet.

Notice them for oil build up on the cabinets, walls, etc.

If you are doing minor stuff, replacing a vanity, replacing cabinets in the kitchen no need to do the permits.

Painting the cabinets and the granite look countertops updates without being pricey. 

This of course is determined in the amount of work to be done.Things like paint, flooring, cabinets don’t need a permit or a licensed contractor but I typically buy full gut jobs that need extensive work.

Can contractors create missing parts for cabinets (like the one circled on the left) so that we won't have to get new cabinets?