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Yerry Balenzuela
  • Portsmouth, VA
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kitchen troubles in my first rehab. what would a flipper do?

Yerry Balenzuela
  • Portsmouth, VA
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so long story short I bought a property that needs a lot of rehab and my budget borders on just enough which to be honest i'm sure is never really enough but enough small talk. bought the property for 200k, have 35k for rehab but planning to only use 30k and leaving 5k for buffer. the arv will be easily 300k if done right. anyone have advice on how to get this house a kitchen becoming of a 300k house for as cheap as I can get it while keeping quality.

I've looked into buying ikea boxes and putting expensive faces on them and also into buying from a reuse store and having home depot reface them but I don't want to pull the trigger without seeing what others have experienced. i'll be living in the house so what jobs do you think I should do on my own and what should I contract? By the way i'm a naval electrican by trade.

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