We have since completely gutted the home (lower story floors, joists, beams, all plumbing and electric) and rebuilt it into a pretty nice 3BR, 2BA, 1,500 sq ft home, which has cost us about $110K.

Looking for any and all, Landscaping, doors and windows, roofing, flooring, plumbing, masonry, carpentry, electrical, handy man....etc. appreciate ya and as stated as close to or in Euclid as much as possible please.

When we purchased the house, it was down to the studs, framing was complete, and rough plumbing was done.

Permits for electrical, plumbing, structural, new windows & doors.

The only license is for the trades (plumbing hvac electrical) The land is your equity in the deal if you own it outright and it appraises for the equity required you won't have to bring money to the closing table.

I use licensed vendors who specialize in their trades (HVAC, plumbing, electrical, pool, etc.), and it’s worked really well for us.

Roofs, parking, and plumbing often get pushed off until sale.Value-add math – For partially renovated buildings, compare current in-place rents vs. true market rents post-reno.

A new HVAC is $10k, water heater $1k, cast iron plumbing to PEX replace (with basement access) can be $8k if not more.

Mechanical Systems (roof, HVAC, plumbing) – These are more about protecting value than increasing it.

A Tansfer Disclosure Statement is required for all defects (repairs) past or present, permitted or not.Some common small repairs that require permitting (well outlined on SLT website) are; replacing water heater, repairing/adding any electrical, replacing windows/exterior doors, adding/upgrading plumbing.