Open all cabinets and doors.G.

I letter each bedroom and place letters inside cabinet doors and fridge to dedicate space for everyone.

Even having a spreadsheet would have been better than my manual notes.Look for priority maintenance needs: water leaks under water heaters, inside under sink cabinets, clogged air filters, dripping faucets, etc. 

Updated the kitchen with new counters, cabinets, electrical, appliances.

Updated the kitchen with new counters, cabinets, electrical, appliances.

Things your contractor should know: there are no 2x4s in the place, the switches and outlets don't have standard boxes behind them, the subfloor in the bathrooms almost always needs to be redone, the cabinets can't hold granite unless you built a support structure, support under the house where there are tubs, and the roofs cannot have more than one layer of shingles. 

.- New HVAC- New windows (current ones are cheap and don't stay open or lock properly)- Replace flooring (downstairs is carpet and vinyl, upstairs is all carpet)‐ Update kitchen (counter tops are formica, replace old appliances, paint cabinets)- Update Master Bath (replace counter top due to cracks, new paint)- Repair front porch due to small fire (damage some floorboards and railing)-Trim or cut very large Gumball tree down- Garage door panels replacement - Small siding repairs- Repair wear and tear on walls and paint the whole interior.

I have a small kitchen that we've gutted and will be installing RTA cabinets.

Looking to do medium sized rehabs (Kitchen cabinets, counter tops, and flooring.

Has anyone here used the RTA cabinets that you can purchase in store at home depot?