ACTUALLY no youre talking about the cabinets to the left....like near the family room. that lil bump. ok.will for sure line up the sink with window..

Refinishing hardwood floors, semi-custom cabinets, LVP in kitchen and bathrooms, mid-range finishes & appliances.

Maybe some other smaller cities Red Deer ex...I see many 60-100k homes, smaller sqft, older, need lipstick and maybe 10k in new cabinets etc.For those of you who know the area, do you suggest spend the extra money and get a turn key 200k unit, or gamble on the lower end, dump in 20k, and rent it out.Regina seems to have a very small availability of homes for rent, only condos.

I closed on Oct 2020, and then did a full paint job, new floors, painted kitchen cabinets and replaced countertops, etc.

Guess my question is do I spend more on the kitchen and bathrooms to make the house look great, and hopefully appraise higher so I can get the money I will spend on the rehab and down payment back out, or should I add the extra bedroom, do less of a rehab in the kitchen (ie- paint instead of replace cabinets, leave the wall up), but potentially have more cash flow?

My opinion is that in a rental property, it's appropriate to buy wholesale, used, or scratched/dented appliances in a more entry level rental property.In a flip, if you're putting in new flooring, cabinets, countertops, paint, etc then you should also put in new appliances.

Are those cabinets wall mounted?

He agreed to have an electrician bring the kitchen up to code, is hiring a sheetrocker to repair all the sheetrock, replacing the kitchen cabinets, and replacing the SS dishwasher to match the fridge/microwave/stove....and my offer is still $49k.I also talked to him about the foundation and they had it inspected by a structural engineer and repaired for $13k a couple years ago.

Find a good set of fixtures and cabinets and use them.

Or install cabinets?