., yeah, making the case that you intended to hold this for productive investment use might be tough. 

However, It's been tough finding meetups or groups in South Florida.

@Andrew Perkins, That's a tough call. 

Expect some mistakes and redo's along the way to add to the time.Expect any government inspections to add to the time.If you can keep the same team all the way through by the time they get several units under their belts they may be able to go faster--providing they can get the materials.In my opinion, it's more intuitive to look at each unit as a separate job, vs demo all kitchens and tubs in X units as a job.They can still come and demo several units, just for me it's seems easier to keep the Tiger by the tail this way.If you buy all of the materials at once, you will have to guard them against theft and store them somewhere. 95 toilets going missing probably won't tank your budget, but it might tank you enthusiasm for a while.Make sure to budget for a dumpster if you need one, and porta-potties for the workers to keep them from using the ones in the units. 

I understand, Thank you Scott for giving me this useful knowledge I really do appreciate it, I've been I use more high end comps for my ARV i will keep in mind, the materials used for sold projects for comps. 

I have started my searches in the neighboring towns of the post itself and I've been having a VERY tough time finding a single multi-family rental in either location.

Find a good architect, Interior design, material purchasing, hire professionals to do the job, it can save your money and time.

Hi BiggerPockets,I am in a tough situation with my current property manager.

Account Closed - You are probably looking for a partner in this situation as it is tough to borrow a down payment.    

Any recommendations for countertop and bathroom cabinets would be appreciated- where to buy, materials....