I do higher end flips, not crappy quality like most flippers so maybe others will have different prices, but more or lessKitchen-$8,000-$12,000 this would include cabinets, pulls, backsplash, applainces (kitchinaide or samsung or fridigaire),countertops ( i usually use quartz) and any electrical or plumbing neededBathrooms-$4,000-$5,500 per bathroom depending on scope of workYou did not mention things like paint, flooring, trim, base molding, doors, windows, roofing, siding, HVAC systems, so I'm not sure if you need that but here are some of my other rough costsFlooring-$2.20 a sq foot to sand stain and refinish wood flooring, $2-3 sq for vinyl plank or laminate plus another $1-3 sq for installHVAC generally $3,000 per system so $6,000- $8,000 for a AC/furnace swap outDoors and trim/base for a 25000 sq foot house you'd probably be at $4,000-$5,000 all in costs for materials and installPaint I ALWAYS underestimate, I recently completed a flip that was 1700 sq and for paint/caulk and filling nail holes, it was nearly $6,000... painters make alot of $.

Ask the same questions on local Facebook swap groups as well. 

I hope to hear from all of you and build lasting beneficial relationships.Let's swap info, make connections, and take the crossroads of America by storm!

That means you can’t sell to a home buyer and you probably won’t find an investor looking to swap places with you. 

But I love swapping stories about the stupidest things we try.I just answered in another post my experience with bandit signs when I was new and foolish.

It's an FHA house-hack, so I'm living in one, and the other three are all involved in the same renovation (swapping BRs for a more practical/rentable layout). 

We dropped it after a few years because it was mostly newbies asking the same questions and then never taking action.AZREIA is good but I wouldn't mind someplace just to have a beer and swap stories.What would be great once we get through the current wave of COVID would be a meetup for investors with 3 or more properties at a local bar.  

I do not expect any of them to leave, and also do not want to push them out.Items I have considered but not yet committed to in order to lower the cost of utilities:- Swapping out current incandescent and CFL bulbs for LED.

They don't realize I have to hire someone to drive to the unit, take a ladder and bulb inside the house, swap the lightbulb, and dispose of the old one.

Purchased as a 3/2 on one side and 2/2 on other. converted to have both be 3/2 swapped carpet to LVP and upgraded appliances to stainless and added W/D to both sides to increase rents What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?