I forgot to point out, that in the kitchen, if you can match the cabinets and countertop easily I would move the refrigerator away from the stove and place a narrow (like 18") cabinet and countertop between them.

I am looking to renovate a few properties in Northern New Jersey and am looking for reasonable cabinets, countertops, appliances, etc.

Anyone heard of Ecotop bamboo counter tops? 

For example, my area does not require you to have granite countertops to get top dollar for a home, but where I invest does.

You could probably command even higher rents (and increase the value of the complex, if you have more than 4 units) by doing true interior upgrades like upgraded appliances, fancy backsplashes, faux-finished countertops, etc.

This price includes new cabinets, counter-tops in kitchen and bath, stove, possibly fridge, paint throughout, new carpet and vinyl in side A(the vacant side).  

I'm looking to refinish an older countertop in a short term rental property.

Here is my estimation for the rehab.New kitchen (with opened lay out, granite counter tops and refurbished ss appliances )- $8,000New bathroom and finishing half to full bath- 8,000New hvac ( new furnace and ac with duct work) $5,800Hard wood refinish on living room-$900Paint the whole house including basement- $2,500.Carpet for bedrooms and basement- $2,500New window- $2000.New doors- $1,500Refinish the basement-$6,000Does it sound right?

So scope of work is gut kitchen and replace with new cabinets, countertops, appliances, etc. next section, bathrooms, same thing and so on and on.

I'm not doing any cabinets or countertops at this juncture, I will be painting cabinets in some units and replacing hardware, making paint uniform in color, and flooring uniform in material throughout the units so they simply flow and show better, minimal fixture and covers/plates work.