But, if I were to guess at San Antonio prices and if I were to guess at the quality level you want and if I were to guess at the types of contractors you'd use and if I were to guess at the condition of the property, my *GUESS* would be about $30 per square foot, or about $65K.That would cover all mechanicals (electrical, plumbing, HVAC), insulation, sheetrock, painting, flooring, cabinets, lighting/plumbing fixtures, appliances and trim (for about 2200 square feet).But again, you don't provide much info, so that's a complete guess based on assumptions that could be completely incorrect.

We are working on adding this addendum to our form bundle in light of the recent changes so I can't give you our official version yet.

Nothing is off limits, religion, politics, music that really stinks, health insurance, corporate rip offs, younger women who refuse to go out with old men, old men that ask younger women out, or men I guess, movies full of kids, church dinners where evryone brings the same dish, stop lights that aren't syncronized, whatever....Yes, I'll do one on late night RE gurus!

I'm in my pic, I live up there, you just can't see me seperating the clouds to let the light shine through!

I really like commercial properties, and there are a few good deals in town that could get me a nice workshop with room for all of my tools, extra things for the rental properties, and now possibly keep some landscaping options.

One thing to consider, especially on your first purchase is any repairs that are needed on the unit in light of what an insurance company might think.

This includes, but is not limited to: - painting - affixing wallpaper; - changing bathroom or kitchen fixtures; - installation of electrical outlets, computer network cabling; cabling for television service; installation of a satellite dish for internet or television service; - changing of light fixtures;3.Tenants must not crack fill or fill any holes during their tenancy.

I'm in Chicago and am going to replace all the outlets, switches, covers and light fixtures in a rental propery I'm remodeling.

It's been on the market since late March/Early may, and we fixed a number of items outside, had some landscaping done, and installed beautiful granite countertops after repairing a broken cabinet. 

We got this house for the low-20s and a similar house is currently listed in the low-80s.Flippers are taxed like any other inventory-carrying business, so really we're not that different from, say, a used car lot that does light work on the vehicles.