In fact, when low income tenants leave, they USUALLY leave a refrigerator and all the cabinets FULL OF FOOD (along with their never used broom and vacuum cleaner)!

As far as a bi-partisan cabinet, I believe it!!

Don’t forget the new built in dishwasher and plumbing as well.Custom cabinets, if designed, built and installed by a local reputable cabinetmaker with references and a picture book of previous work done, are often very attractive in price and quality.

If you are looking to be able to list your home at a higher price (but not way off the markets price), a few things you can do that make a difference without spending thousands of dollars are:Fresh paint (in and out)New Carpet, flooring (tile, wood laminate, etc.)New Fixtures (ceiling fans, lights, kitchen and bathroom fixtures).New Blinds or window treatments.Paint Kitchen Cabinets - or buy new.New AppliancesLittle things like this can make a big difference, especially in an older home.Good Luck.

lolOne that comes to mind is a house we had where the owners just had to save every single piece of reading material they ever had, newspapers and magazines stacked to the ceiling and apparently they had serious OCD becuse I swear there was literally about 500 bars of soap in the bathroom, looks like they got about 10uses out of each then just kept it and the cabinets were filled with stacks and stacks of new bars!

Still got to 2nd coat paint interior and get cabinets and wood floors in next..So like anyone said, ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN...I wanted to finish by 8/1.Now I hope for 9/1 to relist and sell before winter hits...Best of luck...

He left out the important addition of a 1/2 bath, and did a cheapo kitchen makeover.Another had two guys who ignored her advice to to just replace the kitchen cabinet doorss and instead ripped the cabinets out, exposing outdated wiring and leading to $8K in electrical work and a 5 week delay!

Furniture’s and Fixtures for a Studio Condotel Suite will include a 3-seater sofa, lamps, either a queen size or 2 single beds, complete Kitchen cabinet system with counter and bar stools.

okay, here's an example:we're currently negotiating a house in the number one school district in the statein a premium townshipin a specific area with absolutely beautiful homes around iton a .35 acre nicely shaded flat lotwith a sunset right in the back yardthat is in need of minor repairsthat looks aweful to the untrained eye - and i mean badthat smells like catswith hardwood floors throughoutin need of a kitchen redo (cabinet refacing)needs minor upgrades to bathroomneeds quick finishing walls in basement, throw down some rugsneeds driveway pavingHOUSE was a rental, husband passed and wife wants to sell it.asking price: 299,000 - as is - it is probably priced about okay for the condition it is in.Price we're negotiating for - 265,000 (maximum)Projected repairs - 23,000 (we do the work - 1 month completion)Projected Closing Costs (X2) - 28,000Projected Holding Costs - 15,000 (6 months - 8% 30 yr term - just a regular PITI)ARV - 395,000Profit - 75,000the above numbers are extremely conservative.

I plan on painting, doing the floors, cleaning, cabinets, landscaping etc.