It's not about the price of the cabinet, it's about the brand new granite countertop on it. 

I upgraded everything; cabinets, counter-tops, appliances, toilet, vanity etc.On the exterior the property was exposed an all sides and did not have any form of privacy or backyard.

I also try to be fair and didn't charge for burnt counter top or screen damage in a screen door because they took good care of the rest of the property.

I would spray the cabinets white, new silver knobs/hardware, new countertop and maybe switch the appliances to stainless.All of that would brighten up the whole space

I would recommend a new counter-top and back-splash.

The kitchen included replacing appliances, cabinets, countertops, and fixtures at a cost around $2500, not including replacing the flooring and the demo, which wasn't broken out by room.  

My GC has suggested butcher block counter tops for our new rehab project.

The major repairs to the home included the following: laminate wood floors, carpet, paint (interior & exterior), new plumbing system, granite countertops, cabinet re-facing, new vanities, new appliances, fence, and some other small things.What was the outcome?

I mention this because I don't speak Spanish and am worried about buying a property where I can't easily communicate with tenants.Asking Price $700kUnit Mix:  Four 2 bed + 1 bath, and one 3 bed + 1 bath.Average Rent: ~$1500CAP Rate: ~8.5%The property has been recently updated (new paint, carpet, countertops) nothing fancy but appropriate for the neighborhood and price point.On paper this looks like a very good deal, unfortunately I have no prior experience with this type of investment and "on paper" isn't good enough for me. 

I know floors everywhere, countertops in kitchen, and all bathrooms are outdated and could be updated for sure.