but already there's a curve ball thrown at me...The occupancy inspector office will require that we add a full staircase, either wooden or metal, from the 3rd floor of a brick 3-unit in south STL.  

but already there's a curve ball thrown at me...The occupancy inspector office will require that we add a full staircase, either wooden or metal, from the 3rd floor of a brick 3-unit where I'm buying in St Louis.

It has a studio apartment on the ground floor that i keep for my personal use.

You can see pictures of  previous projects by searching "google business marx-on-your-floors" and more by before/after pictures by searching "marx home repair Facebook ".

If it’s a higher-class neighborhood, maybe stainless steel appliances, but they do need more cleaning.

Complete remodel new floors, cabinets, tile, paint, lights, doors and garage door, millwork, deck.Lessons learned?

New fans, new duct work, new dryer vent, new flooring, some new cabinets, electrical work, mold damage, sheetrock and texturing, sewage pipe broke in front yard from tree root (replaced pipe), leaking faucets (replaced), etc...

Just did a turnover to new tenants and they clean up nice!

The reason I ask is we are pitching this model to friends that may want to invest and get involved and I want to build an accurate performa.That being said, do you all have insight on what the original startup cost is for furnishings, small appliances such as coffee machines and first round of consumables (ie coffee, cleaning supplies, toilet paper etc)?

Unrelated, they also used soap in our hot tub requiring extensive cleaning.