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Updated almost 4 years ago,

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Rehab costs in Philadelphia

John Baker
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Hello Everyone, i’d Like to first thank everyone for their time and effort into answering my question.

I have 2 rentals currently in Philadelphia and looking to obtain a 3rd one. The latest one I obtained was completed in 2018 (a full gut and rehab) which was roughly 1050 sqft and ended up costing me about 75k including everything.

My question is what would costs now be for a full rehab on a house 800-1000 sqft including new hvac, plumbing, electrical and siding etc.(The number that I came up with is around 75k)

Also does anyone have experience with reconfiguring the stairs layout (the current steps are in the middle of the house ) id like to move them to the left side.

Once again, thank you for your input and lookin forwards to hear from everyone.


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