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Camilo Cornejo
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  • Saint Louis, MO
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Advice on kitchen for rental

Camilo Cornejo
  • Investor
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Hello,

Long time lurker first time poster, I’ve learned a lot on this site and decided to post to get some ideas from you all. I got my first duplex and I need to remodel the kitchen on the first floor. The rents in this area for a high end unit can be $1350-1500; most comparables have granite and stainless appliances. Any advice will be welcome.

Thanks

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Michell P.
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Michell P.
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Portland, OR
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What's your budget?  

If the cabinets are cheap, I'd rip them all out, probably move over the plumbing, and possibly tear down a wall - kind of hard to tell from the pictures, but if that wall with the interior door opens to a living room, then it can go.  The layout looks funky as-is.  An overview layout drawing might be more useful.    

You don't need to go high-end on the cabinets, but if they're old and cheap anyway then it's probably worth it just to replace.  If they're nice solid wood & your budget is tight then new paint + counters + appliances + faucet & sink is probably fine.  

What are you leaning towards? 

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