Example: let's say I want to gut a kitchen and put in a new cabinets, new appliances, and new flooring (but with the same layout)?

I have 15 years experience in running a manufacturing business (kitchen cabinets) but don't have real estate experience.I want to quit my job and become an entrepreneur and after much research, home flipping seems to be my best option.Reading other posts implies that cost of capital is very high in rehab and having cash will provide a competitive advantage.

We kept the old cabinets and painted them.

A nice 3 way vanity mirror cabinet with good lighting is a plus.

New hardwood floors, new kitchen (floors, cabinets, counters, appliances including dishwasher), new windows, new HVAC, new paint, new lights/fixtures.  

Great I say thanks to the GC for the walk through...snap my pictures and head off to Lowes to order my interior and exterior doors as well as cabinets for the kitchen...since we're hoping to have that cleaned up by early next week and start laying tile.I'm on my way home on the bridge when the GC calls me and says "Are you still in the area?"

When the meltdown hit, he filled it with parts from bank owned houses he basically went shopping in; interior doors, appliances, A/C systems, hot water heaters, vanities, kitchen cabinets.

Does anyone have a simple way to find a replacement cabinet door if this happens again?

The House has an updated kitchen ( granite counters, custom cabinets, new layout, newer appliances), some new light fixtures, and freshly painted exterior.

Need:   The Kitchen cabinets (1967 originals), in my opinion are in need of replacement or refacing.