Flashlight and crowbar.Marketing materials - business cards, flyers, doorhangers etc.Bandit signs.

I understand you can get away with marginal quality materials, but where does and doesn't this apply?

You have to really watch the weather and make sure you have all the materials and replace on the clear day to avoid issues.

(They refer to this as "time and materials" ....it's good for them and bad for you) Have them bid out the job for a flat rate (they can separate the materials out if you'd like).

The most effective paint will vary according to the material.

Full disclosure: this is my company, so I won't say any more to avoid breaking the 'self-promotion' rule.MLS: This is mentioned in the article, but depending on where you are located, your local MLS may or may not have good quality rent comps available.

Add on the shenanigans and deceptions like posters in this thread promote and it is quite evident why many choose to work around laws rather than get a license.

Builder’s risk policies can include:- Property purchase price- Improvement costs and can include such things as materials, supplies and fixtures including those in transit and stored at a temporary locations- Multiple insurable interests including the owner, contractor and lender

Full disclaimer - I haven't invested with his program but I have learned a lot from his material.

Are the tenants going to be expecting one piece vinyl or a nicer material?