I have a 30 year background in residential construction(finish carpentry and cabinet sales).

Have any experienced investors figured out what type of cost-efficient kitchen cabinets work best in a flip in terms of attracting buyers?

Jamie from Sydney Australia I've been keen to get into real estate for years but have let fear hold me back, always thinking trying to pay my own mortgage how can i afford to pay for two.So stumbled across some Bigger pockets vid's on Youtube last month and here i am taking the plunge, ready to learn all i can and help others anyway i can.I'm looking to learn to flip properties and have investment properties, with an end goal to assist hard ship family's with affordable housingMy credentials are, jack of all trades master of two, licensed Carpenter& Joiner and Cabinet Maker, i have the skill set to do 90% of a renovation myself, exceptions being major plumbing and electrical.So i'm ready to absorb all that i canAnyway thanks for your time and i'll catch you on the flip sideJamie

It needs cabinets, countertops, tile floor, and paint.

What is the usual discount for lumber, cabinets, shingles, plumbing, and electrical?

I typically put in nice(ish) cabinets, granite countertops and stainless steel applicances.

Ugly maroon color carpet throughout, way outdated counter tops in kitchen, kitchen cabinets need paint, living/dinning room needs lighting and lots of other stuff.

We place water alarms under sink cabinets and by the hot water heater to detect leaks.

Wondering where Nashville area rehabbers source Cabinets.

I'm basically doing cosmetic updates to get it rent ready (paint, flooring, changing counters, adding cabinets/storage and appliances).