. $900 (Great craigslist find) - Here is a shot of the cabinets  counter tops, Corian counters came with the cabinetsstove, Electric - $500-700dishwasher, NA sink, came with cabinetsrefrigerator - $1000washer dryer hook ups - part of rough plumbing work, residents will provide w/dheat/hot water - new electric water heater @ $250Bathroom total - $1700 - not including finish and rough plumbing or paint / drywall workPainting $1000Flooring - $2330 - We are keeping / cleaning the exisiting kitchen 12x12 tile floor, we are installing allure vinyl plank floors throughout the dining room / living room bathroom and porch, carpet in all bedrooms, existing tile in mechanical / washer / dryer room.I added up these numbers from my rehab analysis spreadsheet.

The apartment is 3 bedrooms, 1 bath with living room, dining room and large eat-in kitchen totaling 1500 sq ft.

We do furnish shared spaces though (living room, dining room, etc) because things would get dicey when a tenant who owns the dining table moves out, then the remaining tenants wouldn't have a table anymore 😂.

I don’t care if my tenants defecate on their dining room table and uses it as a centerpiece.

I sleep on the floor between a dining table and the apartment entrance door.

High-end finishes, such as marble countertops and custom cabinetry, can add an air of sophistication and elegance, while state-of-the-art smart home technology can enhance convenience and security.

Add an island, don't scrimp on cabinets, get fancy looking (not expensive) appliances with all the latest gadgetry2) Great room - if at all possible (structurally), turn the old living room/dining room/kitchen area into a big open space.

Open dining and living spaces.

It sits in a perfect location - quick access to the interstate and close by to shopping and dining.

This serves as my living room but could be converted into a bedroom, as it has an existing door frame.Small Hallway to the adjacent dining room/off-kitchen area with a back entrance and a half bathroom.My small one bedroom room, off the living roomThe previous occupant used what is now my dining room as a living room, and my current living room as a bedroom.