. $1000 for a standard size room, could be living, bedroom, dining room.

"Will you ask the owner if I can have laminate wood flooring installed on the living areas Living room dining room stairs and upstairs hall.

Looked at her this morning, charming, great neighborhood; however, single pane windows, incredibly small dining/living room in the 2/1 unit we would occupy, some knob and tube wiring, and a questionable foundation made it a solid pass.  

Regardless if it is in a bedroom, in a walk-in closet, in the dining room, or in the living room. 

I've dined in an old firehouse in Downtown Los Angeles and similarly had coffee at a very cool old firehouse in Old Town Sacramento.It should be obvious by now that (I eat out a lot and) many clever folks have turned buildings into restaurants and coffee places.My suggestion is to find out what type of space is most lacking in your community and determine if the property, through any stretch of the imagination, could be made to fit that purpose and still make economic sense.Another factor is if the historic name of the building can be leveraged into a PR benefit.

(The kitchen is worse than we thought, however)Dining room to the left:Nice built-in unit in the living room:All for now! 

The dining to kitchen wasn't opened up, door to garage moved, new door to the deck added, renovated the other baths, coupled with all the other cosmetics and yard work.All in all I ended up putting about $108,000 into the house.I listed it for $319,900 anticipating it to sit, lower and sell around $300,000.

Kitchen, living, dining, loft and master + master suite.   

The thing is that everything in the area is 300 sq ft smaller becaus this house has an addition of an extra bedroom bathroom and dining room.all of the ones i found within 2 miles  in the last 6 months hadno updates, linoleum, particle board counters. old bathrooms and they were comping out at about 174 to @1050 sq ft up to 189 @ 1120. the home i have has an addition but it was done with brick to match the original home and it was done well so the house is about 1400 sqft. so i feel like a 187 valuation is a very conservative.

I'm looking to replace about 800 sf of carpeting in the main living area (combo dining/living with open kitchen) and entryway and hallway.