I'm glad it seems like it will work out...let us know if for some reason it doesn't.

Originally posted by @Charles R Barattini:@Will BarnardJ Scott’s The Book on Flipping Houses defines 4 levels of renovation: Cosmetic (paint, carpet, appliances, lights/fans, sinks, door hardware, outlets/switches)Advanced Cosmetic (cabinets, countertops, doors, windows, roof, siding/gutters/trim)Mechanicals (HVAC, re-piping, re-wiring)Advanced (foundation, mold, structural, additions)Assuming all other aspects of the deal are the same, what is your minimum acceptable gross profit margin for flips of each level of renovation? 

Chinatown/Market East has Reading Terminal, the fashion outlets opening soon, and the beginning of Rail Park which I believe should increase home values.

I have to put a new roof on it, floors, paint, luckily only $500 in plumbing, and ground some electrical outlets.

This piece has been reprinted by a couple different news outlets over the years. 

., calculating the number of electrical outlets by the length of a wall, etc.).

My PM will replace all outlets and switches for every project (saving us about $400), will hang mini-blinds, can do very basic carpentry/plumbing, etc.

And since I have the outlets and long history with my guys I have this down its me and 2 great gals that run it...

You can purchase a solar charger or a direct cable to plug into an outdoor electrical outlet. 

I had a 125  unit project all approved in Lincoln city  ( next to the outlet mall) and rents simply would not justify the build costs so we sold it..