Make an item by item estimate and know roughly to the dollar how much everything will cost.

I have been told that if you address (pay off delinquent items) you can sometimes get them removed from your credit history which can really help your credit score.

The police Brandon,you call the police.If your life has been threatened with bodily injury by another person you call the police for help.If you come home and find your stuff all over the front yard and your doors locked and unable to access the property,you have been illegally evicted and you need to call the police and report what happened and get a police report on whatever items are missing and have been stolen.This is a civil matter and you will call a lawyer and sue them in court.

Again, I don't have experience with it, but make sure you know exactly what you're getting into.It would stink to base your rehab costs solely on drywall, when you also need to repair/replace other items you hadn't planned on.

That often causes their charges to be enhanced to felonies.You might also find that cultural norms are changing.While I am extremely anti-drug use, you might be surprised that the majority of people in many states thinks it is insane that someone would hold marijuana use against someone. 

Hello there BP land!
I purchased an adorable 1920s two bedroom home I am planning on buy/hold in for a while. When I walked the building inspector through he assured me the frame was strong and there was no knob and ...

One wall had already been reinforced at one time, and the back wall of the house was fine.I also had another contractor there to give me an estimate for the other items in the house:- painting- adding more cabinets to the kitchen- replacing the range hood- minor fixes here and thereSo I should have my numbers for rehab pretty well locked down by next week.

Get a DETAILED SOW (Scope of Work), broken down line item by line item with separate cost for materials and labor if possible.

The worst part is it is close to impossible to get an estimate for such an item without first tearing into things.If you are talking about water, it might be easier.  

Hi Jessy,I'm not sure if you are looking specifically for an 'app', but I have posted an Excel spreadsheet in the FilePlace that has a Repair Cost Estimator:It's prebuilt with 24 scopes of work, and 300+ typical work items & unit costs.https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/drobertso...