I'm not in that area, but, if I had to guess, you're probably looking at $3000-5000.Could obviously be more or less depending on:- Type/quality of contractor- Quality of materials- Access to existing wiring- Whether you are willing to do sheetrock repair and painting afterwards- Cost of permits- Your negotiating skill

Ask questions on the forums, listen to the podcasts, read their beginner guides and materials, and start connecting with people.

This was just for all the plumbing labor and materials for a 4-bedroom 2,000 square foot house -- main stack, etc. through to getting the toilets, and all the sinks put in.

However, save yourself the money and get on YouTube and make it happen for about $100 in material.

I can honestly say, however, that all of the material that I now possess has proven to be invaluable.  

Hi everyone,I am name is Izhak and I am a new agent/investor and I was wondering if anyone can answer a couple of questions I have regarding syndication.Does anyone know of any good material I can use to get up to speed? 

How long is a piece of string?

I slowly and carefully started crawling towards my goal of a full time career of Creative RE Investor :listened to tens of podcasts, read several books, started putting my contracts together, created website (which needs modifications), got business cards and other marketing materials.

For construction work, you need a license (probably) or to be on title, leasing interests or options don't give you the authority to build, rehab or encumber the property with material and labor liens.

I have someone charging me the following to replace soffit in a porch for an area with dimensions of 16' X 11':The materials:$10 per sheet of vinyl soffit = $170$5 per 12 foot of j channel = $35Screws and staples=$20 $225 = Materials TotalLabor:$425225+425= $650 (Total including materials and labor)Does this sounds reasonable?