@Weston Harding Yeah, I suppose there is no concrete right answer, but what you find works for you.I personally am not typically a fan of trying to rent a unit while it's still occupied for the following reasons:Furniture and belongings can make it difficult to fully determine how much work is required to get the unit rent ready.You have to deal with working a schedule around an extra person (the tenant).

Concrete block and flood frame.See more pictures on the listing here: https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/...Also, see the Airbnb listing with more pictures and rates:https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/13731457?

Learn the basics of electrical, plumbing, HVAC, interior cosmetic rehab skills, window and doors, roofs, working with brick and concrete.

We got 24,000 into replacing driveway concrete and diverting cause of swamp, drainage issues.

Second question, how do you fix negative grading on the sides of your house when both sides are concrete walkways that slope towards the house?

The sewer would be brought into the house by coring a four inch hole through the concrete wall of the basement (which does not yet exist) where it would then be connected much later by the plumber to the lift station.

People pour concrete down the toilets to ruin the plumbing or overflow the bathtub to flood the house.

I used an awesome concrete guy not far from you when I did a job in Maypearl three years ago.

By construction cost I mean the hard cost, what goes for all the trades material + labor (foundation, concrete, facade, roofing, SMEP, appliance, interior, etc.), GC fee, insurance, and GC's contingency. 

Time flies, it’s important we take concrete and constant steps towards realizing our goals.