Like paint, maybe some new countertops, minor wall repairs.im a huge fan of the brrrr method but with like 30k to start it’s just not feasible because you will need about 40-50k in cash to pull it off. what I’d really recommend is house hacking with what you have.

Shingles, 6x6 floor tiles, pipe insulation, countertops.  

Seller wanted to dispose property off market since there was a murder in the home in 2019.Home overall is relatively turnkey, Previous owner built a custom deck in the backyard, installed new countertops, HVAC 2020, Roof 2019.

One such key feature is granite countertops.

I saw one guy on yt (section 8 provider) that doesnt't even provide countertops.

The figures above include LG/GE stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, engineered floors (don't do laminate!)

I was wondering about countertops.

First job-cross off anything that is not in the plan.Design and PlanningPermits and InspectionsDemolition and DisposalFraming and General CarpentryElectrical WorkPlumbingHVACInsulationDrywall and FinishingPaintingFlooringCeiling InstallationInterior DoorsTrim and Finish CarpentryLighting FixturesBathroom FixturesKitchenette/Cabinetry (if applicable)Countertops (if applicable)Appliances (if applicable)Hardware and FixturesBuilt-Ins and Custom DetailsCleanup and Final TouchesContingency (for unexpected costs) --

The home is finished part from the ( cabinet door and drawer fronts, countertops, baseboard, final mechanical trades, driveway, sod, well, and septic.)

Installed LVP flooring throughout, all new appliances, painted, installed crown molding, changed bathroom vanities, fenced in the back yard, installed new ceiling fans and lighting throughout, changed lower kitchen cabinets and countertop, painted upper cabinets, installed two new windows in the house, changed HVAC, and furnished it.