I hate the look of the prefabs and worried about being able to find replacement doors, shelves, etc....Plan on installing granite in the kitchen

So, I just assumed that real estate investing was a rich man’s game, and shelved the idea, assuming once I was a rich man, I could revisit it.The thought gathered dust and cobwebs for quite a while.About three years ago, I moved to St.

If they are functional, or can be made functional by fixing/adding drawer guides and replacing shelves, I would clean them up.  

I wonder if some wood floor to ceiling support/shelves and fixing the top with a waterproof vinyl covering or something similar would do the trick.

I'm hesitant to post pictures of the current status since it's in construction, no flooring, trim, shelving, appliances, etc. 

I'm just guessing but if you toss out $20K as a number you might get a tersely worded reply laden with curse words...That said, I've seen people talk about $20/sq ft for a full rehab, some at $35/sq ft and some at north of $50/sq ft. 

Take down the closet rod and shelving and clear out 3'of space in front of the panel.   

These properties fly off the shelves in CA.Built in early 60'sPurchase price $90k 20% downRate 9% 30 year amtz PITI $723 mon No Pre Pay PenMarket Rent $1200 mon4pts OriginationAntoher 3-4k in escrow closing costsAbout $10-15k in Rehab costsAnother $3-4k to refi out of Hard Money loanARV $145k maybe...Property 2Conventional DealBuilt in late 80'sPurchase Price $160k 20% down Rate 4.375% 30 year amtz PITI $856 monMarket Rent $1350-$1400 mon1pt Origination$3-4 k in escrow closing costs$0 rehabPretty Much TurnkeyLook forward to your feedbackThanks Izzy

It can work that way, but you have to put diagonal shelves or a diagonal cupboard back in there. 

Sealing smoke smell within wood shelving for three clothes closets, linen closet and storage closet.