The deferred maintenance included exterior damage to the stucco and woodwork, plumbing and electrical systems that were substandard, and interiors that had not been updated in 25+ years.Numbers:List Price: $1,250,000Purchase Price: $1,080,000Rehab & Operating Budget: $378,000Total Project Cost: $1,458,000Total Equity Raised: $361,066Total Debt: $1,100,000 combination of purchase & construction debtPost-Rehab Sale Price: $2,127,500Immediately upon close of escrow, we set out to accomplish two things as quickly as possible and at the same time.

Let's say the house is listed for $50K and needs extensive work; big dollar problems like masonry, roof, electrical, HVAC, all having issues. 

I pay water, sewer, electrical and garbage for this building. 

Hot water, electricity?  

My career is in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, so I am experienced developing software.

We offer additional series of Maintenance Merit Badges in Locksmithing, Plumbing, Electrical, Drywall/Plaster Repair, Doors and Windows, Painting, Exterior Siding, Roofing and Chimney Repair, Yard Work, Pet Intervention, and Distraught/Disgruntled Tenant Analysis and Therapy.

Minor plumbing and electrical things (new faucets, new outlets and switches) you can usually do after you move in.12-year-old HVAC is not too big of a deal, in my opinion. 

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Gut rehab of kitchen and bath, upgraded electrical, plumbing, steam boilers, and water heaters.

I use a plumber for plumbing, electrician for electrical, but who is able to pull permits for window replacement?