We hire out all except flooring and cabinet installation, tile, trim and interior painting.

Interior painting in progress and my painter sent me these pictures.

I have worked in construction, civil engineering, and interior design so I can value-engineer the property to maximize the profits through flips.

Living room/bedrooms/hallway: Ripped out all the carpet, replaced all interior and closet doors, painted walls, ceiling, trim, refinished the original hardwood floors, and installed new blinds.Bathroom: Completely gutted the entire bathroom, had to add a new venting kit and bathroom ceiling light/fan combo.

I have another tenant who should have been an interior designer, I went in and took photos of her place which I will always use.

As with most commercial leases the post office handles their own interior maintenance and the exterior maintenance in front of their portion of the building.

Shahriar,Exactly I have been apart of some interior building for commercial spaces, but just doing the shells, never anything from the ground up.When you say for the replat that lots must have 60 ft of frontage on for all sides that have road access could you further clarify that?

The interior flooring is not even at all as well.

Needed an exterior and minor interior clean up.

@Bo A Vanecko   I will say that we purchased our last property from an actual interior designer to which we also purchased all the furnishings throughout.