I wish my foundation was as solid as the advice here :D  I don't think bringing the house to level is a good idea because I'm going to start cracking drywall, changing cabinets and countertops, etc etc. 

I am planning to rent this house, and want to get any ideas/suggestion from experts here.Kitchens - We re-did our entire Kitchen (new Cabinets, Flooring, Plumbing, etc. ) I want to know, Is it worth spending the money for Granite Counter Tops vs.

After purchase, self rehabbed by:painting the whole house, brand new floors downstairs with modern baseboards, modern appliances, brand new concrete patio, all led lighting throughout the house, new cabinets and counters in both bathroom and kitchen downstairs.

There is a tapering gap between the top of the kitchen cabinets and the soffit above them. 

So every 20 years you can replace your roof providing you don't have replace a hot water heater, furnace or carpets or cabinets.

What type of cabinets do you suggest in a c+ upcoming to a b- area?

This Block Home located in beautiful Haines City/ Lake Hamilton City has a New Architectural Shingle Roof, New Energy Star Double Pane Windows, New AC Unit, Dry Wall, Floors, Plumbing, Electric Box, PVC Windows, Wood Kitchen Cabinets, and Stainless Steel Appliances.

Did some small upgrades on second(laminate floors, paint, and bottom kitchen cabinets, counter  $5000).

@Sam Shueh its 720 sqft 2/1 the interior just nees TLC, needs new cabinets, and tile in the kitchen and carpet, paint, the whole interior,couple lighting fixtures, It has a finsihed basment which could bump this property to a 3bed if they buyer wants the house was built in 1952 exterior looks really nice, the owner pays a fee to have everything serviced the roof will probably need to be changed in about 2 or 3 years, foundation is solid, garage is solid no cracks or signs of leaking.

@Bjorik Mutize the previous owners had done a hardcore rehab within the last year, including new tile floors, cabinets, appliances, etc.