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Updating Rentals: Did I miss anything?

Gregory Atnip
  • Dubuque, IA
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Buying a duplex as a house hack in February. Both units are vacant 2 bed 1 bath. Wanting to update before listing and renting in June. 

Based on previous articles I found a lot of what are good things to update.

Current expected updates come February will be: new flooring in all living and bed rooms rooms (currently all carpet), painting all walls, electronic keypad deadbolt locks, new sink faucets, new shower heads, new kitchen faucets, and replacing all bulbs with leds. 

All electrical and plumbing was redone in 90s and heaters are forced air 2010, and water heaters are both gas 2012.

Is there anything else that should be updated that is worth the investment big or small?

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