Prices have gone up for Harry where the supplier/dealer is actually trying to cash in on the credit, raise the price then offer the credit, not leaving much room for the contractor/developer.But if you talk quanity for ten homes, then there would be a savings.

For floors just go to a local flooring supplier, they should have some budget options and can recommend an installer. 

I even had roof tiles blown off the roof during heavy windstorms.As to paperwork, lots of folks can't find paperwork from 5 years ago, let alone from 13 years ago.

Early 2000s: plaster effects and suede, bold accent wall. 2010: none of that texture stuff, but accent walls in neutral shades. 2016: shiplap nightmares, stacked stone tile....

I’ve found flipping in Greeneville to be pretty convenient because they have a lot of local building supply places, but we did have to hit Knox rail for cabinets and Floor & Decor for tile and counters.

Granite tile countertop can be cheaper especially if you can get the $1.89/sqft tiles from Floor and Decor:http://www.flooranddecor.com/granite-tile

Shower is complete and we are moving onto finishing the plumbing and tile for the rest of the space (just waiting on fixture decisions and arrival so we plumb correctly).

Gotta remove that carpet, put some nice paint and furniture in, and I personally always go tile flooring and granite counters.It will be interesting to see what happens if the market cools a bit and what all of these new investors do with their homes.

Has anyone ever purchased cabinets from Cabinets To Go (a franchise supplier in about 20 states)?

There are some great porcelain tiles these days that have a great look and far better durability.