Do you happen to have a contractor's cost list of repairs for items in a home?

Hello,I am general contractor in Northwest Florida seeking money for rehabs.

Once or twice they transferred the money to my account on or about closing day and I paid by certified funds check written against my account.This does not negate your proposed strategy.

Now, you may have to dig deeper to find good contractors, home inapectors.

The MSL number is not valid any longer.We went and looked into the windows yesterday to find out that the home has been stripped, the entire kitchen, and all bathroom cub boards, granite counter tops, fixtures, appliances, even the kitchen sink is gone.We realize that this has dramatically reduced the value of this home and we would still like to make an offer on this home hire a out of work sub- contractor to work for cash and replace everything back the way it was.The question I have is when I looked up the property records the home is still listed in the person's name that has defaulted but the clerk and comptroller's office is showing that this person has a judgement against them on this property from back in December.Is it possible that the records have just not been updated quick enough to show that the bank now owns this home?

They pick either low price point, medium price point, high end price point for there budget and print it up and give it to each contractor and sub contractor to use as their specs.

I have some balconies that were repaired badly by a contractor some years back.

(read the coastal areas that created the current market bubble.)If you are in a rural town in the heartland chances are that you can buy a piece of property with a house on it and it's going to be the house that drives up the land at a steady rate keeping pace or slightly out pacing inflation (contractors prices are going up lately because of gas prices).If you buy the same house on the coast chances are it will be worth lots more because of the location of the land it is sitting on.

You could join and investment club and start making contacts, building your team of agents, attorney, accountant, title company, contractors.

Do you think it would be smart to get certified as a home inspector, or is just a course or two enough?