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Casey McCoy
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Evansville, IN
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8 unit kitchenette redesign help

Casey McCoy
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Evansville, IN
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hey guys started investing back in June and have 3 units currently. I’m curious, we just put an 8 unit under contract and it has some old school kitchenette all in one units originally made by Dwyer. We have limited space as it’s a couple effeciency apartments mixed with other one beds and a potential 2 bed. Any help on how to better layout these old kitchenettes would be appreciated. We budgeted for them all to be replaced with new kitchens

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    Ravi P.
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    Ravi P.
    • Investor
    • Schaumburg, IL
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    @Casey McCoy there are options but you will have to do some digging. most places ( big box stores) do not stock these items and do not have them on display. check out pinterest, houzz, and apartment therapy. I have a similar project going on and it is a pain in the butt trying to get ideas, and then trying to source the manufacturer and then vendor. Another issue I am finding is there is a negative correlation with the size of an applaincr and the price of the item, these efficiency appliances cost more than standard appliances. you pay the price to save space. your picture does not depict, how much space you actually have,unless that is it. But try and see if you can expand the kitchen and accommodate the apartment grade applainces. You can pick up frigidare appliance sets for $1,500.00. good luck

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