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Alfred Johnson
  • Wholesaler
  • Rocky Mount, NC
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Estimating rehab costs here in North Carolina

Alfred Johnson
  • Wholesaler
  • Rocky Mount, NC
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What are bathrooms, bedrooms, kitchens, and etc. costing these days in North Carolina? And would the costs vary depending on zip code or area?

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Ben Sears
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Ben Sears
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  • Farmville, VA
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@Alfred Johnson We're (more or less) right up the road from you in Southern, Virginia. To answer your question, it depends. I just finished two bathrooms in the past several months. One was a higher end master bath that ran $80/sq ft. while the other was a fairly simple tile floor, set new cabinets, toilet, etc for $55/sq ft. It's going to be totally dependent on the finishes that you choose for your kitchens and bathrooms. 

You didn't mention what type of property that you're working on (flip, rental, etc). We might be able to help you out with suggesting some finishes based on your end goal. Bedrooms are pretty straight forward because there isn't a whole lot of "extras". Again, the scope of your work will determine price. Obviously, a complete gut job is going to cost more than a simple cosmetic makeover. Let me know how I can help you and I'll be glad to assist any way that I can. Good luck!

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