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Jaago Viitkin
  • Union City, NJ
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Renovating a kitchen

Jaago Viitkin
  • Union City, NJ
Posted

I am rehabbing an apartment in South Miami.

I have always used new kitchens as the kitchen and bathrooms make the sale.

This apartment looks good, but just little outdated. Apartments in that complex go for around 100 000.

I was thinking of IKEA kitchen that would cost me 2000 dollars all together.

My question- Is there any other cheaper way to renovate kitchen?

-May be just change cabinet doors and handles?

-May be change countertops etc?

Or am I fooling myself by the end of the day? Anybody has experience or comments how was it to sell an apartment with new kitchen or "half new kitchen" in South of Miami??? 

Thanks

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