Try calling a local building supply store.

It depends on the structure of the firm you choose. 

Landlord rules are you install it as a permanent structure its mine (insulated and walled the garage) temporary it's yours (huge wall storage, which is too difficult to move he can keep lol)Would I be considered a dirty tenant I don't think so.

It supplies 5 units plus the laundry room, hallways etc etc & it averages $300/month but the rents more than compensate & the tenants all pay their own electric.

That is the common insurance structure we use when rehabbing properties here in Connecticut.

Meanwhile, the suburbs in Hays and Williamson Counties continue to lure area residents with comparatively more abundant and affordable housing supply. 

How much per square foot does it typically cost to install unfinished red oak in the Boston area if I am buying the wood and the installer supplies the other material and labor?

In regards to the deal I can't tell you how to structure a partnership. 

I have learned (the hard way) to make your contracts with them VERY VERY structured to the point you tell them what materials to use, what level of finish needs to be done to get paid and by what date.

or a rule of thumb on how much money needs to be injected into a home to bring an outdated home to sparkling brand new (this wouldn't include foundation or structural issues)?