We even installed additional insulation and a vapor barrier to prevent further moisture damage. 

Some more questions and details: There are a few improvements we'd want to make just for us if we could afford it, i.e. installing a door/deck to the yard for our dogs, finishing a garage and heating it for an art studio, insulating an odd closet off of the main bedroom/knocking down the wall to make the master bedroom much larger.

Ultimately, the homeowner will win the right to park close to their house and have a curb cut and new sidewalk installed at the condo's property owners expense.  

If not, there needs to be one installed. 8) The furnace, water heater, gas applicable, and A/C has to be tested and approved by a licensed contractor.

They'll give you a great deal on lumber and install. I

Another thought was to get real wood 3/8's with a seal on top installed.

The excavating is complete and we should footing forms install, inspected and poured on Monday.

Property has had $4000 for tenant make ready when I got it last year1 unit had new floors installed in the bathroom recently-around $1000Property is free and clearasking price is 30,000should i buy this one and do the numbers seem good enough? 

If you are buying houses and flipping them (as the owner) do you need to get a general contractors license/insurance if you are subcontracting out the work and doing some of the finish work/installing yourself?

Can anybody recommend any insurers who are both reputable and permit this - in particular pellet stoves, which are installed in many homes already.