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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Renovation Hacks! Biggest Bang for Your Buck!
Hey all, new investor currently renovating my first SFH home rental. While shopping for renovation supplies and ideas I've come across many smart reno hacks that balance quality, and price well. I'd love to hear for you all about the greatest bang for your buck and straight up smart renovations you all love doing to save some money that still makes your tenants (and appraisers) happy!
Can't wait to hear from you!
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- Rental Property Investor
- Boulder, CO
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@Micah Haworth The key is to buy a property with good bones and a good layout. Then you really should need:
1. paint
2. flooring
3. previously mentioned upgrades to the kitchen and bath (coordinate them if you can)
4. updated light fixtures (I like brush nickel)
5. ceiling fans in the bedrooms (get ones that you can get extra parts for)
6. clean up the yard
7. simple mulch and landscape that is tenant resistant
This will go a very long way!