HD for example has a program where they will set up shelving, provide labeled/bar-coded bins, stock specific items that you choose, and check / restock to specified levels periodically.

@Andrew Cordle  is scheduling event at HD HQ in April http://unbouncepages.com/atl-hd-meetup/ (note: you may have to copy the URL in your browser) if you haven't registered feel free to do so. 

They offer existing conditions photography, pre board photography, tenant walk-through photography, 360 photos, aerial and drone photography and video, hd training videos, VR immersive tours, laser scanning, drawing and modeling services.DM me and I will send you the contact information for the Director of Sales.Cheers, Chris Vance

Off the shelf sizes, Lowes, HD are hard to beat.  

My company can be your boots on the ground, or just a second set of eyes if you are looking for a deal...Couple of other services we offer:Video services $100 - We will go out to your property and HD film(1080p/60fps) a property for you and point out any issues we see with the property.

My only issue with them is they require full payment up front, how this is mandated by the state I don't understand.I've used the HD GC for my primary house and it was how I found the guy that I called back to do some other doors.

I started with a partner and we used a personal LOC to buy an owner finance rehab with low money down and used the line and HD credit card to do the rehab.

(he has a quota)Once you have that, you have just saved money on materials...The way I do it is to have my contractor call in a list of materials to the closest HD... when he arrives to pick up, they call me, e-mail me the paperwork, and I approve using my discount.

I even bought a 123 Home Repair book from HD and the first task I tried to tackle was taking out some wall paper from a bathroom and I have to be honest I absolutely hated it.

The two project costs break down to the below:Townhome: Purchase $14.5k, Rehab ~$17k including materials and labor (but not including mine), annual insurance of ~$650, Annual taxes of ~$350 rents for $750Appraised for $58kSFH: Purchase $26k, Rehab ~$20k including materials and labor (but not including mine), annual insurance of ~$700, Annual taxes of ~$300 rents for $775Appraised for $72kI paid cash for everything except around $4k on a HD credit card so that I got )% interest for 6 months.