Remodeling our home.

We are leaning towards remodeling with retirees and healthy environment.

I'm new to investing/wholesaling but I've been working with my folks on remodeling their house for several years now so I have plenty of experience when it comes to locating a GC.I agree with Harry - contact investors in your area (REIA, etc.) and try to get a referral to a GC.

What saves this project is that a little remodeling will allow another bathroom to go in upstairs.

If you start doing a complete gut and remodel then you may need to transfer to commercial use.Speaking of C2 zoning, this sounds to be a transitional property.

John Beilhart, Beilhart Remodeling, 610-775-4704.

I currently work with a small group of investors and agents in the area to provide remodeling and deferred maint. services.

When I got there I noticed that it was being completely remodeled.

If the house was a foreclosure or the sellers were desperate, there's a good chance of deferred maintenance -- this means the hot water heater is likely old, the fixtures are likely old, the cabinets/vanities are likely old, etc.Btw, even if it were just paint, carpet and a kitchen remodel, you're probably looking at a minimum of the following:- Demo/Dumpsters: $1000- Paint Whole House: $2000- Carpet Whole House: $3000- Cabinets: $3000- Countertops: $500- Appliances: $1500- Rough Plumbing/Electrical: $500That's $11,500 right there on the low end, just for paint, carpet and kitchen...

What this means is you typically need a newer house, recently remodeled, or very well kept.Good luck!