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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Turning my first unit – Vallejo, CA
Hi,
I'm about to turn my first unit. I have a tenant moving out and this is my first opportunity to improve an apartment. Market rents are about $150 more than what the existing tenant is paying. I'm curious if I need a GC or if I should split everything out – which would be a lot more to manage.
Here's what I'm looking to do:
- Patch and pain
- Replace carpet with more durable flooring
- Install bathroom fan
- Fix small amount of dry rot on exterior railing
- Remove mini-blinds and install more durable window coverings
- Replace living room light fixture
I know that some of these (4,5,6) could probably be handled by a handyman but I'm looking for the best approach overall. Any recommendations or referrals would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!