If others in the area all have new windows, hardwoods, and solid surface counters then you need to do the same.What are the numbers, comps and asking price?

I'm talking refinishing hardwood floors, painting doing most the kitchen and bathroom.

I ended up working 18 hour days all weekend but I'm back on track, I'm getting closer to finish, and I finally get a few days off so the hardwood guys can do their thing.

Gorgeous tile, fresh hardwood, new cabinets, stainless steel appliances.

Around here people aren't too adventurous with flooring, it's mostly carpet, hardwood, or tile.I have seen it in a condo a friend had down in Charlotte NC a few years ago.

I intend to keep all the hardwood floors intact with the one bedroom floor requiring some minor refinishing.

They prefer carpet or hardwood in the bedrooms.You could possibly tile the upstairs bath but make sure to use non-skid tiles with the grain on top to help prevent slip and falls.If they wear down the carpet just use a cheap top carpet with a good pad underneath and it will FEEL more expensive on the feet to the tenant.

Hardwood floors.

Otherwise, our standard finishes of mid-range hardwood, a bit of moulding, entry level granite for countertops, LG washer/dryer, Thermador stove, Samsung fridge should be fine.

My offer of $133k was accepted, which is higher than my other rentals but this home needs no repairs. 1960's ranch. 4 beds, 2 baths, hardwood floors, new windows, newer kitchen, 2 car garage, newer furnace, newer baths.