I'm currently finishing up my Real Estate classes and am now over run with brokers contacting me....  

A modern, poured basement can easily be finished and waterproofed IF constructed correctly.  

@Brady Speers, have you seen the Bigger Pockets Diary in the Pro File area, incredible documentation of a start to finish flip, budget, steps, etc.  

Hey @William Allen (just finished writing back to you on FB  ...lol) So, yes, owner permits. 

@Douglas KrofcheckIf you have four separate units and wanted to install a central vacuum in each, it is possible each would need to be plumbed separately {for fire code reasons} - either back to a common mechanical room or within each unit - requiring a separate canister/motor to be installed for each.While a central vacuum would be a nice perk, I doubt it would be cost effective - it would likely be cheaper to finish all the units with hard flooring (no carpets) and buy a $50 Bissell Power Force bagless vacuum for each unit.  

Or get faster depreciation by further splitting out the structure from finishes and improvements.

I am a new investor looking for reputable contractors that can get it done from start to finish.

There is a house near me sitting on its on lot. the house is nowhere near finished. only the frame of the house is complete and it has been that way for a few years.

It's become too much for me to do it myself.Can anyone recommend any carpenters - both framing and finishing - in St Pete?

The sellers purchased this right when it was built and just finished paying off their mortgage so they are retiring and want to sell.I think I am not going to find another house like this, but I haven't been through an entire years cycle yet.