I am looking to install flooring in a backyard.

Here are some examples of what i am looking to do:-replacing carpet with laminate floors-installing mini split-new paint on interior-exterior accent paint & brick refinish (brick house)Thank you all for your help!

I'm attempting to try and get a quick and dirty estimate to install an HVAC into a home described above. 

By 'perked' I am assuming you mean an engineer did a percolation test (how fast water seeps (drains) into the soil) to see where and what size septic tank needs to be installed for sewer waste.As stated in my first post, the tree situation depends on where you are building on the lot.

Refinished the hardwood floors upstairs and downstairs, installed groutable vinyl tile in first floor kitchen and shared hallway, new cabinets, faucet, sink, and stove in first floor kitchen, repainted entire interior, reinforced upstairs porch, replaced some support joists for upstairs porch, painted both porch floors, built new upstairs porch railing, installed new vanity, medicine cabinet, and toilet in first floor bathroom.

If it’s missing a kitchen counter or toilet install, not a big deal... but the prospective tenants need to see 90% of what’s going to be there.

Hello guys,I need your advice on my situation.We are a process of building a house with a builder and we are about to install cabinets. and  This is not a normal construction process it is like the builder gets a loan and finishes and sell it to buyers.the issue is that the builder just sold right side of the lot and they are trying to extend driveway and to add a garage.if the builder extends driveway and adds a garage then the neighbor's car will come and out only 15~20' from my dining room and my children's roomwhen I picked my lot out the builder side realtor told me that we will have about 50' between our property and neighbors.because I had the same concern that what if they extend or add a garage then I would not have enough space between me and the neighbor.I told the builder about my concern and  he said there is nothing wrong with doing that if I don't want that lot they can't give my deposit money back(they don't call it as earnest money)I also contacted the realtor and he is avoiding a clear answer.What should I do with this situation?

Install sub-metering for water and have tenants pay their own garbage to decrease park monthly expenses.Park is zoned for 14 more units for a total of 33 but county isn't letting development happen due to septic or until hooked into city.

A friend recommended that I just have the tenant buy a new one at Home Depot and use their installation services and reimburse them.

For those of you who have done the conversion to a two story, did you install an exterior stair case to a front entrance for the top unit?