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Kenneth Peagler
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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Gut Renovation Cost Estimate

Kenneth Peagler
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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So...I inherited a house and it needs to be gut renovated.  Soon, I will go in with contractors and get more specific numbers but what needs to be done is this:

1. Renovated bathroom

2. Renovated Kitchen

3. Plaster repair

4. Finishing a basement

5. Possibly converting an attic into a legal 3rd bedroom - which I know can be costly.

Maybe a new roof and it will probably be time to change that.  

The house is 1500 sq. feet.  in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  Ill also have a home inspector come in before I go after specific work.  Also, since this is my first time doing this, any advice from contractors on how to tackle this would be greatly appreciated.  You guys are awesome!  Thanks in advance.

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