It will have hardwoods in the common areas; LR, DR, kitchen, office and carpet in the 4 bedrooms.  

Hardwoods will warp due to temperature changes and humidity.Tile would be your best bet if you don't intend to heat and cool the area.

I ended up finding a hardwood floor guy, HVAC & plumber myself.

I ended up finding a hardwood floor guy, HVAC & plumber myself.

-only 1 large closet in the back of each unit -off the kitchen Repairs Estimate: 46k 2 kitchens 2 bathrooms Roof 15 windows Central A/C / Heat Garage Floors: (1st FL: need kitchen bath, and hallway-rest has newer carpet -2nd FL -needs kitchen, bath, refinish hardwood in other rooms.)

It is a 980 square foot SFD on brick piers, stick built in 1890, with a major renovation on what currently exists (like, $100 a foot) and a good-size addition (500 feet at $110 a foot), including landscaping, paver walkway, small fence, etc. 1.5 stories, 2 bath, granite and hardwood.

Some examples are: plumbing, permitted electrical, carpet install or hardwood floor refinishing.I also handle the property management side as well.

It's got hardwood floors throughout, new doors, lighting, baseboards, updated kitchen, appliances, new garage door, etc...

I haven’t delved deep enough to fully understand their target profit margin, but they do a really beautiful job with all of their rehabs - gleaming hardwood floors, kitchens dressed to the 9s, updated outdoor masonry, etc. which leads me to believe they must be somewhat selective with location (Baltimore still has some 16,000 vacancies) and sure of good resale value.Anyway, the title of the role is ‘Property Research Manager’.

If I accept a loan offer I want to make sure the house will appraise, so I was thinking if I get some granite, hard wood floors in there it may appraise for a higher value.