Hi Brian, I invest in Kitsap and do quite a few remodels.

It’s a lesson learnt the hard way, we’ll surely be more thorough with the screening process going forward.The house was newly remodeled, there was a general house inspection and repairs were done accordingly before she moved in.

Property selling off market for 58,000$ (Paid in Cash) House is in great shape, owner told me he put in 37,000$ into a remodel within the last 2 years.

-To be competitive in the resale market, both units need:  full kitchen and bath remodel; new flooring; new paint; new window fixtures; some / all new internal doors; popcorn ceiling scrape and paint; new light fixtures; likely new water heaters.My experience tells me that each unit can be fully remodeled for between $20k-$30k.Seller says that each can be fully renovated and be market-competitive with only $5k. 

I have had my own business remodeling homes since 2000.

This property needs extensive remodel.

They also tend to have the stuff that comes out of houses in the neighborhood around them - for a 1920s house, shop the one that's closer to the 1920s neighborhoods.One thing I think I know about vinyl windows is that they come in both "new construction" and "remodeling" flavors. 

The biggest factor is the cost of the remodel.  

I like the idea of the brrr however at this time in my life it’s not feasible to do remodel.

Remodeled in 2000 really nice (little dated, but I expected much worse).