Newly renovated with beautiful modern decor, all new LVP flooring, granite countertops, a new refrigerator and dishwasher have been installed.

The floor/counter top would be the hardest thing to work throughcfor that lolHow important is a kitchen when your looking at a new house or rental?

The home has wood floors, tile countertops, claw foot bathtub and a yard with an old-fashioned porch swing.

Some people just like To live that way- Messy class C of someone who is monitarily challenged.The working poor, that's why you should be judicious in choosing how you outfit the unit.Some will go with, for instance stone countertops (hard to damage), while others will go with formica (cheaper), And others will go with heavy duty paint (quick repairs on a turn) for countertops in a class C.

Those are all computer algorithms that can't take specific details into consideration like paint color, flooring, countertops, room layout, quality of neighbors, and many other factors.Use their numbers as a beginning analysis but then actually look at comparable rentals on the market and compare them to yours.

As I go through the renovation process, I’m trying to make the best decision for longevity of the materials, such as flooring, countertops, appliances, etc.

I spent $33,836 renovating this unit.Here's the breakdown:-Quartz Countertops: $3,500-Heat Pump System: $5,500-SS Appliances: $1,773-LVP 20 MIL Flooring: $4,406-White Shaker Cabinets: $4,000-Washer & Dyer: $400-Bathroom accessories, ceiling fans, black matte fixtures, toilets, light fixtures, faucets, etc. : $2,347-Paint, all new doors, plumbing fixtures, drywall work, garbage disposal, carpet, bathtub: $3,934-Labor: $7,976The previous owner did not do any updates to this unit for the last 25 years!

My team tore out all the kitchen cabinets, removed the stand up shower, toilet, and vanity, added a laundry closet, knocked out a wall to add a full shower, built a large deck, installed all new flooring, replaced all but one light, had the electric updated and a couple outlets added, repaired two broken windows, replaced some of the plumbing, painted the exterior of the house and all interior rooms, put in all new kitchen cabinets with quartz counter top, all new appliances to include washer dryer and dishwasher, installed a new tub, vanity, toilet, built a stone base to the fireplace, and did some landscaping.

The sink was cemented to the marble countertop so the repair isn't easy. 

I purchased a 1 BR 900sqft condo in 2021 with a depreciable tax basis of ~$275k and spent most of 2021 and first half of 2022 renovating the property (new appliances, flooring, painting, furniture, bathroom renovation, new kitchen countertops, new electric heaters, insulation, fireplace/pellet stove).