Originally posted by @Matt Kitchen:@Lynnette E.

Renovating the bathroom and kitchen, and then eventually renting the property nightly

Renovating the bathroom and kitchen, and then eventually renting the property nightly What was the outcome?

Stainless kitchen with peninsula doubling as an eating bar.

Anyone flipping old houses in Little Rock and surrounding areas, I will take any old metal kitchen cabinets you're getting rid of off your hands, and maybe light fixtures, sinks, etc. too.

I’ve seen some investors carry towel bars and an occasional door knob onto a job site now and then, but they typically just agree that a kitchen will cost “$X” and a bathroom will cost “$Y” and anything beyond those parameters must be discussed by all parties before purchase, etc.

Finish the space, so you can disconnect the kitchen if you have to.My main concern for basement apartments is moisture. 

Nobody wanted it.So we bought it, redid everything from floors to siding, fixtures, master bath, kitchen, paint in and out.

After 21 years, you would have:a - 3 propertiesb - No debtc - $22.5k/year in income/cash flowd - Made no profits during those 21 years, and...e - Will have at least had to replace (pay for) 7 - 8 roofs, 6 kitchens, 10 floors, 8 furnaces & HWH, and various other repairs not covered by any hold backs. 

Marine Palamutyan - Are you strongly against sharing your kitchen / laundry with other cool professionals like you that you pick and interview?