Repair/replace damaged wood in the ceiling and sheetrock the kitchen ceiling)*Install new 60” kitchen base, counter and sink*Paint throughout (1,000 sq. ft. house)*Replace 6 windows*Secure rear basement door and basement windows*final interior cleaning/disinfecting*Install new rear entry door and front basement door (Steel entry door in the rear and solid wood door for the basement)*install new locks (keyed-alike)*Install new glass on rear door (a piece of 2x1 glass)*Replace front stair treads (about 40 feet of treads)*Replace bathroom subfloor and “sister” new joists (approx. 50 sq. ft. of subfloor)*Install new tub surround/vanity/faucets*Install insulation under bath/kitchen*Fabricate new handrails for rear stairsLabor price is $3,900 and material price is $3,100 for total price of $7,000.

I have read some posts that your are wasting valuable time that you could be shopping ......

. :-) I acknowledge that not all investor-rehabbers are greedy bastards but are responsible businessmen and women providing a valuable service.

If you want worse case scenario look at Bethlehem, PA or any other former steel town.

Hope you find it valuable like many others have.

Hope you find this to be a valuable resource.

Great and valuable input here.As a sad aside, however, my partner/fiancee is working on a different but much-needed book for our college rentals along the lines of "How to Clean Your House".Vacuuming, sweeping, when and how to clean a toilet, scouring a sink, scrubbing a tile floor, cleaning a range, proper cleaners to use for each job, and so on and so forth.

Squeeze pages are very valuable, however very highly mis-used.

The reason I ask is because we have property managers that manage greater than 100 units with our software, and I am trying to understand what additional features are more valuable to you.

Firstly, I'd like to thank everybody for their positive feedback and valuable input.Secondly, I would like to explain something with regards to MikeOH's post earlier today:When I referred to Tiger Woods getting out of bed motivated, and putting forth hard work, but still justifies having a coach, MikeOH replied:"I agree with that!