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Joe Conklin
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What to do with these cabinets?

Joe Conklin
  • Investor
  • Blackwood, NJ
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So I am looking to purchase this property as a buy and hold.  I see these types of cabinets often, whats the best and cost effective way to update them?

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Joshua Houchins
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Joshua Houchins
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Raleigh, NC
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@Joe Conklin a lot of good tips and a lot of bad tips here.  Cabinet doors for these cabinets and drawers is expensive if you go that route replace them with cabinets from a discount center..... But the best way to do this is use an auto body paint about 140 a gal spray them with the color of choice( don't paint rental property cabinets white!) fast easy way for rental don't dump a bunch of money in that you are not going to get back!  Also to comment of removing the wall paper in a rental buy some bondo from lowes apply it to the wall like drywall mud only on the seams sand and paint the wall with an oil based primer then paint.

Under 500 dollar room update for a rental.  Keep it simple and always remember it is a rental and how fast will I get my cash back that I put in.  Good luck to you.

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