Peel and stick backsplash = garbage.

Add a nice tile backsplash.

We have installed a door knocker and peep hole, stone/gravel walk way, new cabinet, back splash.. it's up to them.   

This was a fire damaged 🔥 condemend four plex. 8️⃣ beds and 4️⃣ baths plus flex room per unit❗️Maintenance free house hack , where you live in one unit and rent out the rest reducing your cost to live tremendously (3.5% down FHA loan or 5% down conventional loan) or straight investment property with no maintenance any time soon as we did all the heavy lifting🏋️‍♂️💪🏾Property highlights •New EPDM roof •5 new 100 amp electric ⚡️ panels and rewired throughout(each tenants pays their own bill) •All new plumbing including 4 new electric 40 gallon water heaters •New high efficiency boiler•New kitchens with stainless steel appliances , quarts countertops and tile backsplash •In unit laundry 🧺 •Refinished hardwood floors •Gutted and redone bathrooms 🛁•Exterior Paint •And More ‼️

They come measure and give you a free sink, and the 4 inch backsplash really makes the entire room sparkle.

- Focus on high-impact areas like the backsplash or shower surround.Affordable Elegance: - Peel-and-stick tiles are easy to install, making it a budget-friendly DIY project

Creative BacksplashBudget-Friendly Option: - Use peel-and-stick tiles for an easy and cost-effective backsplash

It's a vinyl like product made just for showers, backsplashes etc.

With a few other small kitchen upgrades like doing a backsplash, replacing an old range, and upgrading countertops, we think we could potentially get $950-$1000 for our unit (which will be the plan anyway in a year or so when we move out).

@Simon Obas Flips here are almost always quartz in a solid color with very nice backsplashes.