Work done includes refinishing hardwood floors, all new kitchen, all new bath, exposing original brick (who knew that would be one of the hardest parts!

A plus would be anyone who has worked on older homes and can demonstrate some of the refinishing work they have done.Thanks!

Cost for RehabLight Rehab: $10-12/sq. ft. (95% of properties need this)Paint Floor1.Carpet2.Tile3.Peel & Stick4.Refinish HardwoodDoorsLightsPlugs & SwitchesMedium Rehab: $20-24/sq. ft. (70% of properties need this)Everything in the light categoryKitchenBathWindowsHeavy Rehab: $30-35/sq. ft.Everything in the low and medium categoryHVACPlumbing ElectricalRoofFoundationMold Average for landlord buyers to get the property in rent ready condition is $8-$12 per sq ft.Average for rehab buyers is $20-$30 per sq ft.If you’re doing an offer sight-unseen, figure Medium rehab costs for your offer.Individual Costs Flooring:-Carpet: $2 sq. ft. carpet/6pound padding installed.

New tile around tub, refinished hardwoods, walls/ceilings/cabinets painted, and new doorframe for rear door.

We will have refinished hardwood floors, tile kitchen floor, tiled bathroom, etc.  

It seems they are putting in new flooring, painting, and cleaning the place up and reselling it.My best friend thinks that if we find a cheap home to purchase, rehab it, and then sell it to me for what it would appraise for, we both would win - we'd make around $20,000 and I would get a refinished home for the lowest amount possible.  

John Kesner I subbed out all interior painting and drywall, electrical, most plumbing, Windows, trim, wood floor, sod, landscaping, tub refinish, tree trimming, tuck pointing, counter tops, roof and flashing repair, and final clean.

Floors refinished and new paint.While it is tempting to sell the condo, hanging onto it will provide piece of mind in case things don't work out with my fiance & I need to move back into my condo.  

Also does not hold up to wear/tear and can never be refinished. 

the shower surround in the bathroom is those small (i'm thinkin 4 x 4) tiles...i was going to tear out and replace, but then i heard about reglazing tiles to a new color...i have never heard of this....anyone have any experience refinishing tiles??