It does take a little time and money and potentially a little drywall repair if your contractor can't take off the old trim correctly.

Hi Andrew,Since you have decided to go ahead and work your own plans, you should know a couple of things.First, the HVAC contractor would probably take the plans to the supply house and have a system designed for the house.

Also get bids from contractors for labor on everything that you will not be doing.

It's falling apart and needs to be repaired/upgraded and since we have a pool of construction workers and veterans that need work it seems there's a way to make this work and bring in private contractors as needed.

If I get a year out of the vinyl it was worth it - but I'm hoping much more.My father-in-law is a paint contractor and he vouches for Duration.

If the govt is going to maintain a stake and be part of the process, nothing like that is going to happen fast.They can do 1,000's, not in 14 days in the same MSA, there is a limit contractor availability, but 1,000's nationwide in a flash.

The house needs between 30-35k of work, estimated by my contractor that I've used for my other rehab loan projects.

I invest in Florida and I work with a realtor and a contractor, the profit goes to me and it works fine everyone is happy.

I'm sure they will verify my repair costs but I have a pretty good idea on them and a proposal from my contractor.

As a landlord I look to learn more about flipping and the challenges of finding and keeping good contractors, what makes a good wholesaler, etc.It probably would be a good idea to prepare a list of you feel you might need some help with.