Sounds like a 5k job for me with permits, excluding putting back drywall and no extensive demo work.

What I am is an independent contractor that works with notary signing companies, and other business that require a professional, dependable, extensive background passing person, who travels to people homes and helps them sign mortgage applications, mortgage papers, refinance papers and anything else that a long distance company may need to have someone help them work with their long distant clients. 

The first house I bought, which was a short sale, my wife and I did some extensive remodeling and sold it 6 years later for a nice profit, which then allowed us to buy our farm and build our two houses.  

"In addition, the trial court noted several other aggravating factors, including Bigelow's failure to successfully complete probation, his pattern of physical abuse toward women, his history of substance abuse, evidence of multiple instances of molestation toward the victim, and his violation of a position of trust."  

If you see the roof only has 3 years left, for instance, obviously your reserves for Cap Ex would need to be higher!

In my subdivision for instance there are about  4,000 houses in a master community that range from 150k up to about 2 million.

Instead, they will start to slam the gate or the door, making matters worse and necessitating more extensive repairs.I can't imagine a situation in which my tenants complain that I did not respond to a problem in some way during a legally required time period.

For instance, if you're trying to invest in DFW and won't pull the trigger on a property, until you have personally seen it...you're not going to buy a property.  

Most cabinets come standard with soft closing and full extension drawers and soft closing doors.

Folks that live in sub $1000 properties, (in Sacramento for instance), have every intention to pay their rent and live their life without drama, just like everyone else.