(Again, no major remodel besides a simple bathroom remodel, sanded and refinished floors, and paint ~$10,000) We have 6 offers from $135-$142,000.

Question:Can you guys please provide some feedback on refinishing cabinets as a means to modernize a kitchen (results, things to watch out for, is this a good idea, tips etc...).Any info you guys have would be greatly appreciated.

Including refinishing the original 90 year old hardwood floors.

It can be spot replaced (you can literally cut out a piece/plank of severely damaged LVF and re-lay a replacement as if it were carpet without tearing up or refinishing surrounding floor). 5.

I was planning on doing on the following:-Paint all rooms, ideas for colors would be great-Paint cabinets, replace cabinet handles-Cover countertop with self adhensive granite laminate sheets-Tile glaze bathroom-Replace door hardware hinges and locks-Upgrade lighting fixtures and install dimmers and speed controller for fans-Screen or refinish hardwood floors underneath carpet-Install luxury plank flooring for kitchen-Replace filters, install smoke alarms in every room

Demo, adding bedrooms in basement (2), electrical (basement), plumbing, basement bathroom, trim & doors, paint (walls & ceilings), carpet (upstairs unit), cabinets, countertops, flooring, refinish floors, kitchen remodel (2), & bathroom remodel (2).  

The wood floors have not been refinished yet.

Can anybody recommend to me A good/reasonable Hardwood floor Refinnisher for my rental property in Baltimore, Maryland. I had to let a guy go who after sanding began staining/polyurethane without ensuring it was sande...

Since I've bought the duplex I have made improvements to the one side of the duplexthat I currently live in, new windows, refinished floors/cabinets, fresh paint, etc, and I'm wondering how that would factor into the 20% equity in addition to the monthly mortgage payments.

This was a slow, non-traditional flip that included installing new subfloors, tile, PEX, cabinets, sinks, faucets, windows, landscaping and wiring/outlets/switches/fixtures, studding new walls, refinishing the original hardwood floors and clawfoot tub I found at a salvage yard, building the master bath vanity from scrap wood, hanging drywall and beadboard, and turning an awkward landing/closet/powder room combo into a full bath.