Cosmetic renovations, removed popcorn ceilings, replaced cabinets, replaced counter tops with butcher block, new fixtures, and fully interior painting What was the outcome?

Close ups of the washer, the dryer, the awesome kitchen faucet, the light fixtures, a closeup of the gleam of light along the new counters next to two cups of coffee. 

The stain is so deep, it has to be replaced.7) The wood floors are scratched, so we're renting a sander to attempt to sand and poly8) All the closet doors have holes like they were kicked or punched9) All the baseboard heaters are bent10) There's two cracks in the bathroom counter. 

We did this in Oregon and Washington on our properties all though the by product was Douglasfir timber which if a certain age was quite valuable.. so you wanted to log that first then use your logging roads and log landings for your building sites once the logging show was done. the other Benefit in THESE states is logging permits are separate from the county and are over the counter..

Cosmetic renovations, removed popcorn ceilings, replaced cabinets, replaced counter tops with butcher block, new fixtures, and fully interior painting What was the outcome?

Maybe you could make this work as a cash flow play for a short time, but you have to be sure to sell it while it's still sellable and to counter any cash flow you get against the accumulated loss of market value for the duration of your ownership.

Or do you think there’s room for innovation that could counter these challenges?

Looking to start a granite and counter top business and was wondering if anyone has done this?

The kitchen could use some cosmetic upgrades - counters and flooring and the full bath upstairs needs a full update.

I keep things simple -- quality paint (Benjamin Moore), quartz counters, stainless appliances.