If you are doing a rehab for a flip these places will come out and take older stuff if it is still functional, I just did this for a kitchen on a flip and it cost me 0$ to strip the kitchen and bathrooms and I can deduct the value of the cabinets as a charitable contrabution.If you need used appliances they resell the stuff they take out of the flipper kitchens.For new cabinets we have a place calle Builder Material Outlet in Phoenix that has amazing prices and Cabinets, Granite, Doors and Windows.For appliances we shop a local store that we have built up a relationship with.

Hi,I just got under contract of condo in North Austin, it need some make up.It is small project and i need handyman to do retouch on that property.Who can do some flooring ( 390 sqft ) and do cosmetic at kitchen ( changing sink and retouch cabinet )Not easy to find handyman who can do flooring, carpenter and have all the tools.Is anyone has this connection to this handyman ?

Sink cabinet doors and toe kicks removable without special tools so someone can roll under.

Cabinets only last 12?

Dealerships often provide loaner cars to customers whose recently purchased new car needs an unexpected repair because of a product flaw that is not the cause of the purchaser. 

The point of the deposit is to cover for damages ie. holes in walls, broken doors, damaged tiles, broken cabinets, etc.

Very-friendly, from their starting terms to their customer service.  

We will have new ducting, new attic insulation, new siding, windows, all doors, all cabinets, drywall, paint, flooring of course.

I have a aunt in law and they do well with it even though they are in a rural area but they do live close enough to a water park that can help with getting interested customers.

The house went under contract pretty quick after they turned down my offer.https://www.redfin.com/OK/Midwest-City/4416-Bonapa...Below are the numbers:Purchase price: $53k(20% down $10,600)Rent: $825(may have been able to get $850, wanted to be conservative)Taxes: $55Insurance: $65Closing Cost: $3500Vacancies: 5%($42)Repairs: 10%($83)CapX: 10%($83)Property Mgmt: 10%($83)Mortgage(4.75%): $222Cash Flow: $195So at this point I am happy with the cash flow number and really even paying $55k-$57k the cash flow looks good.Here is the part that I am having a hard time with, ROI.I Estimated that the repairs would be $5k-$10k before getting it rented.Flooring: $2500Kitchen Cabinets: $2500(prob the worst part of the house)Interior Paint: $400Fridge: $750Dishwasher: $500So at $5k repairs ROI: 12.3% (good); however at $10k repairs RO: 9.7% (bad).