Eg new flooring, coat of paint? 

Each cottage consists of white wash brick exterior with copper finishes.

I wont count every penny when it comes to reno.

Stories of conferences, heart attacks, travel hold-ups, new underwriting procedures being implemented, and all kinds of interesting and very believable events.In the end you will NEVER see one penny of the money you send to him ever again.

If you are not doing moving walls, pouring concrete, redoing plumbing and electrical systems, rather then a fresh coat of paint, new flooring, new fixtures, landscpaing, roofing and other cosmetic details, either try it yourself or find a mentor who would not mind helping you, even if they charged a fee to train you during the process.

The only reason someone could get hurt in that scenario is if $30,000 was literally the last penny you owned and now you can't feed your family... in that case, you shouldn't do the deal.

I would save budget and pinch pennies to go solo on them all.

In fact, we are buying at pennies on the dollar and don't have to buy in the crap war zones you choose to operate in, which is fine by the way.

My inspector said it's when there is the main grounding connects to the water pipe and there are also an additional two grounds outside attached to 8 foot copper rods.And, yes, the 1940s boiler in the basement still fires up strong and could maybe last another 30 years, who knows!

This involves digging up the entire foundation, repairing cracks and damage, and then coating the entire thing with a sealant.