Is there any place, website etc where contractor bids, rehab or building costs from previous projects are stored by investors to compare/learn from?

Furniture, clothing and a lot of personal effects.He claims that he has 30 days to get everything out and that we are obligated to store it for him.

for those of us that still have to rely on a full time job else where, I like the concept of having that money liquid verses being tied up in a home.

If you were running an ice creme store and had a great flavor, would you tell someone else who wanted to open up a store in the same area your exact recipe for that flavor?

The Big Box Stores also usually have really inexpensive Carrara marble tiles in 3 x 6 or 4 x 6 sizes.

I've had similar thoughts about investing right now in that area is worthwhile or should I keep my capital liquid for a possible slow down/correction. 

-Money isn't liquid with some funds like Fundrise.

Again, they look trendy now, but are so much more durable than the junk sold at the big box stores.

Typically you are going to pay at least a point for a loan like a Freddie small balance loan and they require at least 9 months of principal and interest liquid and a net worth equal to the loan amount not to mention the pre payments are usually yield maintenance.

I did not have to screw around with all the back paperwork, appraisals, etc.... and he made a quick 10K for himselfFor the rehab funds, I looked at different ways such as credit cards, HELOC, etc... and finally asked 'good friend #2' whom I knew had pretty large liquid assets including CDs at low rates, etc...