I've never seen granite counters (or ceramic tile, or crystal faucets or whatever) in a $350 rental before (or $500 or $1500)."

I have a 3 bedroom townhouse I need to rent out by December 1st.There's a 1 bedroom apartment that needs to be rented by December 1st.I have lease renewal on a single-family that needs to get executed.Make sure a new tenant in a 2-bedroom gets moved in before Thanksgiving (the US one, not the Canadian one).Rent out another 1-bedroom apartment by January 1.Improvement project for a rental - replace vanity, sink, faucet, light fixture, and mirror in a 3 bedroom single family.Improvement project for a rental - replace sticky tile floor in kitchen, hallway, and bathroom with ceramic tile.Continue to help the out of state investors I work with purchase rentals in Milwaukee. 

You can also use quartz, ceramic tiles, laminate, or wood.

my personal experience with rehabs generally range from ten to twenty thousand based on the quality of materials you use example. ceramic to lynolium tile generic or name brand paint carpet to hardwood floors etc.

For those rooms we installed ceramic tile.

They all have ceramic tile in all rooms except bedrooms.

And removing the subfloor and retile with ceramic tile will cost about 10 psqft.

Add an extra bracket or two (or three) for banisters and ensure that they are secured directly into the 2X4 framing behind the drywall Ceramic tile in the kitchen (not linoleum) and ensure the subfloor is properly installed (otherwise you have cracking of the tile) Do NOT use low flush toilets (the rate of clogs significantly increases) you need the water to move the particulate through the pipes.

Well, in this price range, we can't just go to Home Depot and grab some ceramic tile for these bathrooms either, so we ended up installing all natural stone and marble in them, the master bath took over $8K in just the raw tile, no installation, no backerboard, etc just in tile alone.

Once a tenant moves out, there's nothing better than simply sweeping and mopping the floors to get everything clean once again.On A grade properties, I do carpeting, ceramic tile, etc. in the respective areas because the tenants are of higher quality and have greater expectations.