Granite counters, hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, etc.

They gave several time slots allowed just for networking during the day and evening.  

I'm thinking LVP throughout with LVT in bathrooms,  replace a wall with kitchen island to have open common space, recessed lightings, granite countertop, stainless steel appliances, and new fixtures, outlets, and paints.

I once bought a house that needed rehab, including all new central air, and I installed an alarm system inside and a steel cage on the new outdoor air unit.

Cleveland, OH...the country's best kept secret.Cheap cost of living (housing, entertainment, etc)Incredible Park System that runs throughout entire Northeast Ohio (Metroparks)Professional Sports (Browns, Indians, Cavs, Hockey, etc.)Playhouse Square (Biggest theater district in the USA outside of NYC)Rich history (steel, industry, Rockefellers, etc.)Museums (Rock and Roll HoF, Art, etc.)Prestigious Universities (Case Western Reserve)Incredible Food due to multi-ethnic old-world population (Slavic, Arabic, African American, Latino, etc.)Lake Erie (and everything that comes with it, boating, beaches, etc.)Excellent Suburban school systems (I am a produkt of deeze skoolz)City Pride...you don't get it unless you're from hereThe worst part about Cleveland is the weather. 

You are going to listen to sob stories and place leaching turds in your properties.You aren't going to change those old vinyl supply hoses to your faucets and toilets with braided steel, thinking they'll never burst.You won't put vinyl under your sinks and think that water feature in your fridge is a nice benefit.

Tenants moved out and the refrigerator is stainless steel and it is scratched up. 

Cost would be even higher since I’d build with steel roofs and high quality components to reduce long term maintenance costs and effort.  

The current break down is:(2) Prehung Exterior Steel Doors - $8005 x 10 wooden deck w/ staircase - $1000Vinyl Siding entire house (i.e. 1100 sqft house) - $3000Metal Roof - $4000Total = $8800This being said I am not use to contracting work out so I was unsure if this seems inflated or is reasonable?

Also, every door frame was steel and the cabinets were made custom out of ¾” plywood that was glued and screwed together.