Beautiful hardwood floors, so really just paint is needed.

He fixed the windows, and don’t let me forget that the hardwood floors, real true hardwood floors were warped, completely warped, and in the kitchen.

I was a guy who ripped up old, dusty carpet and pulled 2000+ staples out of original hardwood floors, snaked drains, cleaned up a gross house, painted the whole place myself, got my hands dirty, and needed some help.

New hardwood floors on entire main floor, new 12' wide built-in desk and shelves in the office, new tile floor and new granite counter tops in kitchen and misc improvements to yard and rest of the house.

I love hardwood floors.

The floors were maple hardwood throughout, so they were refinished.

I've painted floors and stairs grey in a finished attic before after the tenant destroyed the carpetMakes perfect sense if the flooring is hardwood or plank and the property is in a less-than-desirable neighborhood where you are going to expect higher maintenance costsA gallon of grey oil-based utility paint is only $17 at Lowes which makes it cheaper than other colors and just as durable

I made one tenant (they are sloppy) buy their own when they moved in for reduced rent, I took risk of damaging new hardwood floors.

Purchase price: $485,000 Cash invested: $25,000 2 bed 2 bath townhouse, got my offer accepted at asking price peak of covid, invested $25k to upgrade bathrooms and hardwood flooring

Let's use this one for example. https://www.trulia.com/p/ca/oakland/925-e-11th-st-...Let's say I was able to negotiate it down to a purchase price of $650,000 and added another $50,000 in renovations (cosmetic upgrades, new hardwood floor, kitchen cabinet, paint, bathroom vanity/shower, etc etc).