These typically include everything except concrete work, and the actual trades (electrical, plumbing, HVAC). 

Right now it is just him and one other guy but they do great work and are very reliable.

I work and invest in the Gwinnett and Fulton county areas myself, so feel free to reach out and send me a PM if you have any questions or just want to connect.

I know real estate is a lot of work and is filled with unknowns, so I have spent a great deal of time trying to forecast errors and get as much advice as possible before I dive in.I know you can only do so much of this planning but after listening to a BP podcast and hearing them reference the website discussion I figured I should start posting asap for others in a similar boat to track my progress.

It is work and it takes time, effort and persistence......good luck!

It's a ton of work and very competitive.

[Note: I'm a long-time lurker, first-time poster]Hello BiggerPockets,My wife and I moved to San Francisco (from the east coast) at the end of last year for work and were excited to explore a new city/state/coast (even if it meant sky-high rent), then COVID hit.

HML will want to see you have Est 3 months of the interest payment in reserve to begin the work, and then you’ll get reimbursed as you go along.

Milind,Yes, your solution will work and is the right way to do the repair, just make sure you seal all the threads real good and test the joints with spray to make sure no gas is leaking out of them. you may want to test as many of the old joints that you can as well, just to make sure no gas is leaking out of them.

You will still have to do all the work and you will have to find the deals.