The front section of the warehouse had over 70 electrical outlets all around the walls  spaced about 18" apart. 

These are two completely separate units with fire-rated ceilings/walls and so on.

in floor coverings, counter tops, doors, tub surrounds, walls, woodwork, etc.

I convinced him to sell and got him under contract for $35k .. the house is a 2500sqft 4/2/2 on 1.3 acres and arv is around $180-210k .. looks like it will need about $45-55k worth of rehab .. its got a weird layout and the bathrooms are real small but, it has the sqft and no load bearing walls .. it can also have the porch between the garage and house enclosed to add about another 250 sqft ..I'm hoping to close on it before may .. so these are just some examples .. another great investment and high returns if you do them correctly are Mobile home parks .. you can set them up to have year round and seasonal rentals .. which the seasonal rentals pay a lot more rent during those months .. the villages is expanding into Inverness as well.. they bought a huge amount of land that way .. almost 7 miles worth ..

We are taking out 1/2 of a wall between dining and kitchen to open it up.

When I see the pictures of other flips, the walls look so straight, so clean.3.

It's a single family 2400 sqft house and not even a scuff mark on the wall.  

You end up with your back against the wall and these guys gladly will steal your money.  

I used to work on Hotels and what we would do between rooms for the most sound proof wall assembly was have two layers of gypsum (mostly for fire protection) on each side and then stager 2" metal studs (4" thick wall total) with insulation wrapped between. 

So far we've had to completely redo the bathroom in unit 2's shower due to there being floor to ceiling mold that was hiding behind the walls.