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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

enclosed bathroom problem
A current property that I am looking at has an enclosed kitchen. The unit is in good condition otherwise and does not justify full rehab. Lets say median two bedroom rents in the area are $1200 with an open concept kitchen, how much of a detriment would this be to rent? I also plan on rehabbing the floors and kitchen counter tops.
What would you guys do with this kitchen? How would you factor this in to the deal?