Cost of white oval bathroom sink & cutout was $75 each (kitchen sink is $150)Calculating the 3 in (I think that is the size) backsplash that goes around the permiter.  

Kitchen - tile floors, new backsplash, refinish cabinets (not planning to buy new at this point but reserving the right to change my mind depending on the condition), new counters, new hardware, new appliances, new sink and fixturesBath - tile floors and shower, new sink and cabinet, update fixturesMisc - new paint throughout, updated lighting, sand and paint front porch, new front doors, minor landscapingLower unit also needs the living room ceiling replaced.

Adding a tile backsplash would be very easy as well, and tiling requires very little specialized tools - a notched trowel, a small bucket to mix the mortar up with, sponges to clean up afterwards. 

these look awful to me. everything - floor, backsplash, counter and cabs need to go.

New granite counter tops in kitchen, tile backsplash, new fixtures.2.

(gave them the 20% so I don't pay any fees)It includes:2 Parkings (Outside)Brand New Pool OutsideA Brand New GymLounge Place To Eat Close By The Pool With An Inside Kitchen And A Few BBQs3 1/2 - 650 Square Feet - 9 Feet CeilingLocker In The Basement To Store Stuff We Don't UseI Have A BalconyI'm At The Last Floor (Fourth)There Is An ElevatorAir ConditioningCeramic Shower Tiles And Glass DoorsCeramic Backsplash In The Kitchen(85 Square Feet)Chimney HoodThat's a total of $515/month plus the loft fees $100/month plus taxes $110/month...In 4-5 months, they will be building a last 32 units of loft...Price will be a little bit higher (probably around $150,000 ish)I've talked with people and some of them rent it for $850-$900 / month with kitchen appliances (it comes with the loft when you buy a brand new one)...Would it be worth it for me to buy another one and rent it?

Make sure drawers and doors have a soft close feature as this will also increase the lifetime that the cabinets will last (in addition to protecting kids fingers)Lastly I would splurge a bit on the back splash.  

At that price point in Collin County, TX area (say Wylie, for example), mid grade, reasonably priced granite, wood floors (real or engineered, but not laminate), and a tile backsplash would really differentiate the house without breaking the bank.

I enjoying picking out paint colors, tiles, back splashes, and really making the flip look like a home!

You don't buy a house in a neighborhood of $150k homes, then rehab it with hand scraped hardwoods, granite counters, frameless shower doors and tumbled marble backsplashes.