We used to call it linoleum and used it in bathrooms and kitchens.

It needed a kitchen and bath remodel, flooring and paint throughout, deck repair and staining, and some electrical and siding work.

For RBR - I use electronic door locks on each bathroom, 2-3 people per bathroom, build in a cleaner per month or every 2 weeks to the contract, supply toiletries and basic condiments, ensure your fridge/kitchen space is big enough and make sure you have parking.

Tangibly, this could be a detached or attached space converted, or maybe you find a master down floorplan with other bedrooms upstairs (and that master has a door to the outside and is large enough to add a kitchenette tapping into water and drain from bathroom or kitchen).

Remodeling the property- New kitchen cabinets, countertops, appliances, vinyl plank flooring on the first floor and carpet on the second floor.

Nothing special, stirring spoons, tongs, ladles, a cutting board, mixing bowls, all the normal stuff you’d see in a kitchen - the guests expect it.

New electrical, plumbing, drywall, flooring, bathrooms, kitchen siding, etc... 70% of that place was redone.

We plan on using the VA loan and to buy down points, at least 1 percentage point worth.We’ve considered a house at a lower cost (250-350k), but they generally need some work (kitchen/bathroom renovations).

Hello,one of my renovation would benefit from a new kitchen layout.

While the furniture selection, and a cohesive, clean aesthetic will grab attention, it comes down to murals on walls, plate and dish selection, open shelves versus cabinets in the kitchen.