i would like to insulate myself as well as the seller from any risk. sometimes i will working with another home stager and only supplying the artwork. either way, it would behoove me to have this covered from my end, hopefully nominally as far as price point, to make for a smooth and happy transaction for everyone. i'm trying to build a template which can be utilized for the broad brush strokes of this type of business. are there any other questions i should be asking?

@Melissa Callegari There is no short of supply in Indianapolis.

If the market is expensive, it normally means that there is high demand and/or limited supply of housing in that market.

And in Tulsa, there are technical schools that teach what he does, so there is a hearty supply of newly trained younger, stronger choices for an employer. 

Consider this in repair costs and time to get supplies.

And they can't get deal flow as our land use policies are so stringent ( IE they don't want sprawl) so even if these bigger players wanted to build 5k houses this year in this market they could no way get the dirt to do so.Ergo supply demand are in line here..

I have done a complete detailed walk through of the property and have already got a detailed breakdown of supplies needed. 

Unless they have separate supply lines coming into each unit, you might find that they share some pipes.

Send me a pm if you would like to discuss.I'm also a own a wholesale supply business and I get cabinets, flooring, windows all factory direct.Thanks

@Jill DeWit is right in that there is virtually an unlimited supply of information on the site, podcasts and courses.