Is it floor to ceiling?

I have a deal under contract that he is going to finance 100% for the acquisition ($96,000) and I'm actually going to manage the flip--hire the contractors, decide what needs to be done with everything, paint colors, flooring, etc.

Doesn't matter if there is no other reason to ask the question, if it can be misinterpreted it will be.Why do you have to tell tenants to not iron on the floor, turn off the heat when they go away for a week in the middle of the winter in Minnesota, that they can't change the oil on their motorcycle in the living room or not to wash their dog in the dishwasher...Common sense is not always common practice

Paint, cleaning and some floor refinishing.

The roof may run you $1000 more in Boston, but not 2x or 3x.This is why my formulas have ceilings and floors in them.

We really like the house and could fix it up with paint, flooring, etc and think we could make a pretty good amount on it, but I’m just worried about these 2 potentially major issues.We have done 8 rehabs in the past, but have never dealt with mold or foundation issues

It had new windows, roof, furnace, siding, trim, flooring, paint, doors, landscapping,etc.

Just a few other facts:When you go to China you will notice that most often there is no 4th floor in the building.

In that case, we'll be one floor down in the bar!

What's the product on the floor in the dining/kitchen area?