Since last year's flood, the owner has renovated the property and is pretty much rent ready (tile floors, granite in the kitchen and bath, etc, so not much else for me to do), but missing some kitchen appliances.

Hi @Bryan VincentI used granite called Fantasy BrownFor Flooring I used Laminate from Lowe's

Has granite new everything etc.

Cabinets and countertops alone I'd put in the 5k range since we plan on a long row, an island, and peninsula, but I know a granite guy that will do all of that for 1400, so that leaves up 3600 for cabinets.

If you put stainless steel appliances, tiled floors in the bathroom and kitchens, finish the basement, and put granite in the kitchen and are in a half decent neighborhood, your units will rent a lot quicker.

So you don't need granite slab countertops or upper-end stainless steel appliances or Brazilian hardwoods or anything like that.

I have a granite countertops installation company and would like to utilize my trades in flipping.

I also provide picnic table which is much appreciated by the tenants and cost $150.Privacy fences are good too.Inside again it depending on the condition, fresh paint, new light fitting, granite top banchtop @ $600 and paint the kitchen cabinets adds great value.

Granite, I do live in a smaller town where cash buyers are far, few and in between..

Their profits are all dependent upon getting people to pay more for stainless steel appliances and granite counters.