New roof, electrical, AC, windows, plumbing, added a 2nd shower,12x20 deck off the back door, all new interior/exterior doors, tile in bathroom floors and LVT the rest of the house.

You can get stuff done but generally at a little slower pace, even the interior. 

This is how I renovated a duplex in 2020 with only $6,000 (entire 2800sqft interior painting, refinished/re-faced two kitchens and replaced all appliances in each with used/like-new appliances, new sinks, new tile backsplashes, new hardware, new sinks/faucet, 25% flooring replaced, and one bathroom (everything but the shower which was fine as-is).

Redesigned layouts, interior design of selections and colors, construction of building and amenities and sitework, permitting and engineering oversight.

It’s crazy to me why listing agents only put up a single photo, it makes people think the interior is trashed which it was not.

Interior fire damage throughout.

That is only one service call and doesn't allow for painting the interior between tenants.

I purchased a new building and want to renovate the interior/exterior.

The interior of the house is not finished, so I understand it listed as "as-is", but I'm confused about the "where-is" clause.

Hi I'm looking to higher a painting company for some interior paint work.