I'm looking at basic homes with lvp floors, granite countertops, standard fixtures, nothing luxury. 

House was built in 1907 on a rock foundation, has floor sag, and original wiring and plumbing.

First floor and the existing bedrooms were just updated with new paint and faux paneling.

They promised that this would be covered by insurance which we doubted based on our understanding of what is covered due to water intrusion.They came in and ripped out our walls and ripped our floors.

LeakSmart has leak detectors that you put on the floor around potential leak spots such as the washing machine or boiler.

I’m at lunch at work and my wife is getting out of a yoga class and I call her and she’s like, “I have no idea what’s going on.”We’re trying to interpret the pictures and some of these are just like a picture of the microwave, a laptop on the floor, a vanity light with one bulb out.

The first floor is a commercial space housing a pizza shop that grosses $800k annually.

All new Samsung appliances, new flooring, quartz and marble countertops throughout the unit, including all new wood and soft close cabinets and your own private fenced in yard great for entertaining and more.

Or maybe it could be a secondary unit in addition to the primary washer/dryer for larger homes that could use a third solution as a backup on a second or third floor.  

The renovation is significant (flooring, counters, heating, upgrading the bathrooms, etc.), but not a complete remodel (not adding or expanding structures).