And really inflation should cause building material and labor to increase 2-3% per year so an appreciation assumption of 2-3% is logical.

This gives me somewhat of a direction while i study up on various materials. 

You can let them know what you're looking for and by staying in touch and continuing to follow up you will be sure to stay on their radar, so that when something materializes they will be sure to notify you.My best!

Others prefer to pay accordingly for a more premium turnkey product with nicer and more durable materials, pass inspections, more rental demand from higher paying tenants, even warranties.Many want to be hands off and leave everything to a company. 

I secured a personal loan for labor costs and a Home Depot credit card for material purchases.

Also, the reno costs include materials, labor, and vacancy of a month (they just don’t include my time which is never factored in for better or worse). 

I'd be getting a killer deal on the fence due to having left over materials from another construction project at my parents property (they're letting me use their extra mat.) but it will still cost me at least $500 in extra lumber/supplies/labor but is it worth this? 

I have spent the past two months reading material and watching videos on Wholesaling and now I am finally ready to get started.

If you are looking to install new flooring, Then vinyl tile flooring will make you choose a flooring material that is both durable and attractive.

2) What is your material participation?