When you are doing budgeting on a project it is very important to factor in the carrying costs while trying to sell.

I will work my budget around the number that they will give me (multiplied by about 2 just to give me an extra cushion).Anything else I need to think about before jumping in?

Because then you end up doing more and more and more, to the point where you've blown your budget and your time schedule and you'll most likely end up with a loss.

A lot of people use 10% of revenues as a budget number.

Yes, Malaekahana and Kahana Bay are favorite camping spots, and a stop at ANY of the roadside shrimp trucks plus a shave ice in Haleiwa on the way back completes the "vacation".

I took my check, got in my truck, and as I was just about ready to leave I noticed he had a brand new "for rent" sign he was nailing to the tree.

This house was to be a rental and a pool along with a rental property is bad news, so it had to go.The company charged me a little over $5,000 to professionally jackhammer the concrete into small junks, haul away all the concrete, and fill the hole with a truck load of fill dirt.

It will not cash flow because you do not have repairs budgeted in.

That'll be worked into every rehab budget from now on for sure.

Does the general take care of hiring licensed subs and obtaining work within a budget I allocate him?