Tile is a good option, but when you factor in labor and material, its generally not very cheap.

Sometimes these shows are getting heavily discounted materials and labor because companies or contractors want exposure from the show.

Thanks, Joe

Joe,So you are saying I can't do owner financing with a home owner who has their house for collateral.

I repeated the process for all remodel items and left items for labor.

From being a GC, I now know that the risk part of a project (LNI, aesbestos, lead-based paint, injuries, employee complaints, milking the clock, OSHA safety compliance, safety training and meetings, litigation, construction defect warranties, etc) equals the cost of direct labor and materials.

Catch is credit usually needs to be good 680+ and financials need to be good (W-2, Global DTI with investment under 45%)Let me know if you have any questions and much success.Regards,Joe Scorese

I'm no foreigner when it comes to hiring, firing, screening and interviewing but when it comes to construction workers, handymen and laborers, i'm like a fish out of water.

- Find a local general contractor and ask if they need any labor help.

Thanks, JOE