Greetings Travis!

Greetings BP Network:Could someone offer recommendations for licensed and bonded GCs in the Maryland area?

I installed duct-work, insulation, doors, bathroom vanity, shower, toilet, also sanded drywall and painted.

Here's what it needs:Roof (with gutters, downspouts, facia, soffit)Plus, install hardiplank siding on roof gables ~100 ft combinedFlooring Refinish 900 sq/ft of hardwoodsPull up 200 sq/ft of old tile/linoleum and replace with LVTLevel out 300 sq/ft of tile and lay LVT over topPlumbingInstall stand up shower in one bathroom (the two bathrooms are mirrors of each other, back to back, one just doesnt have a shower).

I am shocked he thinks he can get away with withholding all of this money from every tenant of his that I have talked to, especially considering HE DOES NOT EVEN MAKE THE REPAIRS and it seems to me that the itemized list of damages costs are way overpriced, considering he made us unclog the shower ourselves by "getting a snake less than $5 from Walmart" fixed the porch that "would not pass inspection" for $20, and has to hide house damages from the insurance inspector because the house is SO OLD and falling apart and he doesn't do anything to fix it, and I guarantee he will not use this money withheld from us to repair anything, and blame it on the next tenant! 

-Apply the flashlight technique from the first thing to the bathroom/shower. 

No kitchen, no bathroom, some open-faced walls.Kitchen $10,000 (Tile floor, Appliances, Cabinetry, Sink, plumbing)Bathroom $5,000 (Tile floor, Drywall, Doors, Shower, Toilet, Cabinetry, plumbing)Carpet in two bedrooms (~400sqft) $750Finish walls $1000Furnace $5000Water heater $3500Remove chimney $3000Powerwash Exterior $500Potential Termite repair ??

Greetings Everyone,I currently reside in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. 

Greetings all,I recently started listening to the BiggerPockets podcast and have begun thinking about investing in my first single family home in the Denver market.  

I would stick with the shower rod and curtain.