The bathrooms and kitchen especially.

Full rehab of the home to include new primary and secondary bathrooms, installation of new island and coffee nook with granite countertops, new water resistant LVP floors throughout, new paint, crown moulding in living room & kitchen, new electric water heater, and conversion of coat closet to mud room.

I am trying to find best way to find legit contractors specialized in certain trades (masonry, carpeting, kitchen/bath, etc...)

I budgeted about 45k in cash to renovate the master bathroom, kitchen, guest bathroom, and painting the interior.

We have one 2200 sqft story house and I wonder if putting the same LVP throughout the whole house will make it "monotonous" (or otherwise unappealing).Also can you advise on using LVP (waterproof, not water resilient) in kitchen and bathrooms?

The RE agent said the floors have large gaps, the flooring is bowing in the kitchen, and other problems that buyers notice.I've talked to realtors about the value of the 2 KS properties and they all say it's going to be hard to get anywhere close to what you paid for those.

We initially budgeted $5,000 for repairs, but a leaking upstairs toilet above the kitchen required additional work.

Kitchen island has minimal dining space as it lacks any overhang and most of it is taken up by the cook top3.

No one wants to walk through the kitchen to get into their bedroom.3.

Also has a 2/1 ADU with full kitchen.