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Ballpark numbers for Renovation/Remodeling Home

Kevin Y.
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I am considering to renovate/remodel a 30 year old 4bed/2.5 bathroom house that is about 2500 square feet. I would like to bring it up to a modern look and have the kitchen/bathrooms to be gutted and replaced. It is not a complete gut renovation as the structure is still sound so not every inch of the house will require a renovation. In other words, the home is habitable as is at the moment. Will have to get electrical/plumbing done as well I assume. I was wondering if I could hear some thoughts/estimates of how much this entire project should cost no more than? For example, how much should a complete kitchen remodel be no more than? Bathroom? Bedroom, etc. I am a new home owner so this is something that is very new to me. Any ball park range from those who have done something similar would be super helpful! Thanks!

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