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How to project rehab cost
Hello everyone, so the first couple of rentals I have have been basically turnkey properties, we’ve done some painting, changed out fixtures and appliances and minor repairs but I’m looking to get more equity up front which means buying a house the doesn’t look great. I have zero experience with construction or rehab cost so my question is is there a resource I could use to help me project rehab cost. I’m looking at a property now that is a mix of wood paneling, horrible wall papers and shag carpeting aside from a kitchen that needs a makeover. I use the rental calculators but want to be realistic instead of speculative.