And finding something that would also break down hours per unit, like number of hours per 100 square feet of wall surface, etc would be amazing.

Wall and ceiling plaster work...Is it normal?

DetailsPrice: $285,000 ARV: $600,000 (based off projected income)        $115,000 rehab budget ($30,000 Roof critical and already quoted, $45,000 updating and repairing residential units, $40,000 HVAC system for commercial unit)               All in budget of:$457,750 = ($135,000+$15,000) + ($225,000+15,750) + ($40,000+$2000) + ($25,000)            Hard Money+11%   +  Seller Finance+7%  +  Private Money+5% + Closing & CarryingIncome:        4 - 1bed/1bath residential units ($2800-3400/month dependent on finishes)        1 commercial unit ($2000-4000/month) brick walls, hardwood floors, 18’ Ceilings, 4000 sq.

Originally posted by @Jaron Walling:"The PM got a quote for $14,000 in repairs.

Water started leaking behind the walls on Monday night. 11/30/20.

THERES A FORECLOSED HOUSE IN MY AREA THATS BEEN ON THE MARKET FOR 313 DAYS THERES ABOUT 2 FT OF WATER IN THE BASEMENT THERES OBVIOUS MOLD PRESENT SEEEPING THROUGH THE DRY WALL IM HESITANT TO BUY THIS PROPERTY BECAUSE IM NOT WHAT TO DO IN A MOLD SITUATION.

What skeletons are hiding behind walls?

This morning I woke up so frustrated and irritated because I am trying to raise $125k for my newest mixed-use project I have under contract and I feel like I have been failing to raise funds and hitting a brick wall.

By adding a pitched roof to the addition, the new roof will have to either tie into your existing roof or up against the wall of the house some how.

The home has plaster walls and the elctrical is knob and tube.