Opened up the wall separating the kitchen from the dining room.Gutted the entire houseRepaired the foundationNew paint on the interior and exteriorWhite granite tops in all 4 1/2 bathsWhite granite in kitchen.New light fixturesNew hardware throughout...

Opened up the wall separating the kitchen from the dining room.Gutted the entire houseRepaired the foundationNew paint on the interior and exteriorWhite granite tops in all 4 1/2 bathsWhite granite in kitchen.New light fixturesNew hardware throughout...

Improvements such as: new floors, new paint, new doors, new fixtures and hardware in the bathroom and kitchen.

I wouldn’t trust anyone making light of this, as it will certainly effect your wallet at some point if you’re planning to hold this property.

Protect your wallet and stay clear.

Then all saftey concerns should be handle one for safety and two for your wallet.

Check out Rehab Wallet when you have a chance. 

Heck, where I am at, $60/ft is a gut renovation without GC/Builder fees and new construction costs me $80/ft2 before any finishes (cabinets, countertops, appliances, bath fixtures, hardware, flooring, etc).Materials alone (not including the above mentioned finishes) ran me $39/ft2 for my last new build (finished less than 12 months ago).  

I agree with that statement because of things like the stainless appliances and nickel hardware on cabinets and doors, and also the paint colors.The decision to go with SS appliances was made to try to give us a competitive edge with area inventory and the cost wasn't much more of anymore than black would have been.

@Eric Wallet.. thank you!