If you put granite countertops in an apartment complex in a war zone, you will be throwing money away.

Very good shape...but the pictures are not showing granite countertops, shaker cabinets, stainless steel appliances, etc.I'm using those comps to come up with what I believe I can get for rent since they are so similar and in such close proximity.

We redid the floors, painted the walls changed the kitchen cabinets (thinking of changing the counter-top and fridge as well), as well as some other small upgrades.

We are able to cost effectively deliver items such as granite countertops, but these are the market standard for all affordable housing in CA these days anyways.

My first SF deal was with a house flipper I know, I provide him cabinets and counter tops in my 'day job' and we knew each other for quite a while.

Condos don't really have a Cap Ex - water heaters are small, countertops are small - everything is smaller and relatively cheaper - usually.

New kitchen- 42" white shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances.

The kitchen gutted except lower cabinets & I resurfaced them, new countertop, new tile work, new sink, appliances.

It is actually the 5 star ratings, and those pour in, not because of the induction cooktop or the gorgeous granite counter tops or the floor to ceiling tiled shower.

We hired out for the drywall, trim work, kitchen countertops and flooring.