Sinking that much money into it decreases your return.

When I think of doing that my heart sinks and I immediately think of "How do they pay themselves?"

I also learned how much a driveway sink hole can sink in one year!

You don't want to sink it all into a tiny part of a deal or a highly leveraged deal early on, that's where many mistakes are made.

Other work I have done during the day (checking the tenant was working days) and they could use the toilet/sink at end of day but not the shower. 

Hi, looking for a contractor (perhaps a foundation expert) who may be able to advise on the following: Looking at a duplex that has a little alcove extension (picture a breakfast nook kinda thing) on the first and 2nd...

All sinks, toilets, counters, flooring, wall painting complete.

When it first opened is was used a vacation rentals the over time became more long term rentals to locals and since the couple was getting up in age a lot of the cottages were neglected, except 6 have new metal roofs last done about 5 years ago..This is a major undertaking that I'm not 100% sure my wife and I can handle she seems to think after renovations we could gross over 150K per year but I'm a bit more skeptical but seriously considering it but hate to sink all cash into the deal if we can't find financing.. 

With 5% down, you could easily start out underwater then sink to the bottom once reality sets in..

Here's a list of things I found...He installed tiles under the bathroom sink with no grout...