I would suggest listing the questions you want to ask within the ad itself and not linking to some external survey form.  

4 runs total. 2 bed rooms, kitchen/living room.house is on a crawl space. furnace/ac is already in place and works. just need duct work.just got a quote for $3300. seems very high....that quote is including materials.

Building a home will be automated and cheap materials will be used. 

Partnering, formally or informally with a GC having them finance materials and labor to the end eliminates the need to finance the rehab, simply contract on a turn-key basis.Don't forget government as a financing source, economic development loans, tax abatements and bond financing can be used in connection with private funding.

Cost for labor and rough materials 3,800 and an extra week to the project.This is a picture into the new full bath where the sink and toilet used to be with what was the closet behind it, which will be where the 2 sink vanity will be going.Pocket door for bathroom entrance.The original windows in front of the house were installed by someone that did not care about quality of install, no flashing, no sealer was used, and some of the windows were held in by 2 screws.  

I haven't checked out his material though so I can't tell you what the quality is.

I am a new investor educating myself via Lonnie’s material and forums.

You might find for that negative there is a huge deduction in rent.When buying you have to make rent reductions for external features that you cannot change or control.So to hit the same returns you then have to pay a lower price going in.When you see for an area 3/2 with renting for 800 a month you have to really drill down and deduct fro what your doesn't have.You have to ask yourself what can MOST renters live without and what are the deal breakers.The location you can't change but maybe you can appeal to a different type of tenant who does not want to be close to the ACTION as they call it.

He brought me an invoice for $60 for $320 of materials.

Lastly, I need to select a decking material.