I'm like my house is ballin' with hard wood floors, new appliances, granite counters, there's a reason why some are so cheap...

If someone is collecting $1,000 a month on a consistent basis without enormous expenses then I am buying the house next door and throwing a granite countertop in and taking that tenant away. 

Whats the point of mailing to a higher equity owner when a lot of those houses have granite and new windows, siding and roofing.

Granite Falls homes sell for a lot less than nearby Lake Stevens etc. for essentially the same homes. 

Also had central air installed this week; we thought about putting this off until spring, but with the mild weather this winter, we feel we got a pretty good deal by installing it now ($2,400 for the C/A unit, install, and new thermostat, and $200 for the electric work).The only major project left is the kitchen perimeter countertop; we’re still debating over laminate vs. granite, but we already have some showings scheduled for next week so we have to make a decision quickly.

Hey Matt a trick I learned from the modular home builders is to embed 1/2 OSB on the walls (& flush against the 1/2 drywall) where you will be hanging wall cabinets & again where you need to secure the lower base cabinets esp. if you need further support for heavy granite etc.It sure beats looking for those studs & if you install an above-the-stove microwave it really helps to secure the sucker.

Prebuilt cabinets, lighting, granite, lumber, vanities, appliances, sinks and faucets, doors, paint, etc. where are you all buying from for your flips/rentals?

Originally posted by @Keith Anderson: We use inspector referred from Granite Construction Inspection.  

I tile the countertops with granite and put a matching wood trim.

She actually put granite counter tops, wood floors and paid for some minor fixes.