I also look at what was sold in that area (like others have suggested), by looking at the first five properties that compare to the one I am looking at ---the sold prices come up on the right hand side panel.  I

New kitchen cabinets, a new fence and new energy efficient double pane windows.  

And a single door is of course your possibility.http://www.lowes.com/pd/JELD-WEN-W-2500-71-25-in-G...If these styles are out of your budget, just do a single paned set of french doors (without the dividers in between, not classic craftsman).That said, it also very much depends on the style of the windows and other doors in the house.

All single pane, older windows.

I live in the property &  have put money into the property such as double pane windows, new appliances, paint etc. but it is still very old and will need upcoming  maintenance (roof, central heat, electrical, earthquake work, etc) but I am considering selling.

The tenants are happy because they have in park parking, the park owner nets an extra $3600/yr and the city relieves parking strains.

Hey guys I am wholesalers and have a lead on a property that is totally gutted in the inside and I was looking for thoughts on how much this might cost for a rehabber to rehab. 4 beds / 2 baths 3500 sqftThe electrical panel is installed but no other electric installed. no furnace or duct work.location is Tarrant County, TXHe is offering it at a huge discount but not totally sure if it's good enough.

It will also strain your relationship with them in the future.

Optionally, you could try to rotate the cleanout so it's concealed by the wall and put an access panel.  I

Home also features many large double pane windows with nice wood blinds and heavy window trim throughout living areas, crown moulding throughout the home, quality front door with sidelights, 2 car steel garage builiding, large driveway with 2-3 car carport, 2 ac and heater units, 2 hot water heaters, front built in porch, large rear screened in porch, with small porch leading to backyard.