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.

Upgrades include a remodeled kitchen with newly installed cabinets and countertops, new premium stainless steel appliances, vinyl windows, remodeled bathrooms, new flooring throughout, elegant entry door, and a stacked-stone fireplace that ties in perfectly to the comfortable layout of this home.

Upgrades include a remodeled kitchen with newly installed cabinets and countertops, new premium stainless steel appliances, vinyl windows, remodeled bathrooms, new flooring throughout, elegant entry door, and a stacked-stone fireplace that ties in perfectly to the comfortable layout of this home.

I could demo the entire kitchen and eat take out for 2 weeks while I waited for the cabinets to arrive and get installed.

They are also charging $250 to come back out and measure the space (after they told me they would have to come out at 7am this morning because another client they had cancelled their appointment, they were supposed to be there at 11am today when cabinets would've been installed.

Mostly cosmetic enhancements were made on the property.New bathroom vinyl flooringNew ToiletNew Ceiling fanPainted old kitchen cabinets bright white with new Hardware handles.Installed RefrigeratorAdded Blinds Replaced all wall outlet coversReplaced upstairs unit Sink faucet with new modern hook faucetWhat was the outcome?

A case in point, during a basement remodel, the previous owner left a rather large cabinet up against a foundation wall.

Finishing work needed: Drywall, tape mud and sand, painting, hanging cabinets and laying countertop, carpet replacement, installing plumbing and electrical fixtures.