We redid the interior and rented this side of the duplex to a section 8 tenant.

There was a small margin for cash flow in the as is condition of when it was purchased, but I opted to complete a full interior remodel, along with redoing the back yard landscape.

all pics from the same or similar vantage pointvery poor kitchen design back in the 60'sfoul master bedroom had an ensuite added ceiling trusses foul interior ceiling was removed and replaced with vaulted trusseshorrible basement got a gut nice new basement some upscale finishes added and completeeventual buyer wanted a home office so we did that tooIt is hard to call it a flip when you do so much work it becomes a new house.  

We put about 50,000 in renovating the landscaping, exterior, and interiors of the units.

Use the GC to pull the build permit and interior and exterior remodels.A lot of people don't immediately recognize this, but the best BRRRRs are typically from destressed owners, not destressed properties.

You’d be amazed at how many houses in my region I could add $45,000 onto in 2 weeks just by giving the interior a neutral paint job, lovely new vinyl plank wood flooring and upscale light fixtures that an electrician can hang in 3 hours for $350 in labor.

Just moving a couple non load bearing walls and renovating the interior with nice but not exquisite materials.

He said mechanical will cover HVAC, plumbing, electric, interior, and ect.

Hi All - I received two quotes from my PM for interior painting (whole house including walls, ceilings, trim, and doors). 

Seeking  advice from an experienced interior designer in relation to amount you typically charge per project and a look into the breakdown.