Installation of a complete system including a tank is typically done in a day.

I would install a thermostat with an upper and lower range that the tenant cannot go past.

(Other rooms too I’m sure) The options may not be as attractive and appealing on a flip as we see them for our apartments but I know our tenants love having the $35/month electric bills once we get done installing the LED fixtures throughout all the units we rehab.

So, I would install a vent that automatically opens and closes with temperature like this:https://www.lowes.com/pd/Air-Vent-17-5-in-x-9-5-in-Plastic-F...3.

You should be able to do an average kitchen for $2500 or less (installed) but that means new cabinets as well.

You don't need to worry the AC get's stolen the first week after you installed it.

Schedule any necessary utility transfers or installations for the move-in.3.

Same with drywall both install and mudding.

hello to all. just a quick description of myself. i am a real estate investor working in the western New York area. i have been doing this in this area for 12 years now, with many successes. i am a licensed home inspector, work as a handyman for a local property management company, and currently own several investment houses. i can safely say that i know the area quite well. given my home inspectors experience, i feel very confident in my ability to judge the condition of a house and evaluate the rehab to bring it back to a marketable condition. having a degree in accounting, i feel quite confident in my ability to manage the numbers part of the transaction as well. having recently passed a course in furnace installation and repair, i feel i can safely replace appliances such as the furnace if need be and a water heater if need be, saving large sums of money in the rehab. he is what i am looking for. i am looking for a HML to fund my latest find. a 4 bedroom, one bath house with two stall garage in a family neighborhood that i currently own 2 houses in and have purchased more in the same neighborhood in the passed. 

Level 2 River White Granite and Venetian Gold Granite are two other options I'm looking at...The home is a rental property which I'll either move back into or sell in 2-5 years.Above - Agreeable Gray wall w/ floor tileView of the kitchen (these are the old cabinets which I'm using until the new cabinet installation)Another view of the kitchen (before the recessed lighting install)...you can see where the island is going to go.Thanks!