- 3 new kitchens (cabinets, counter tops, appliances)- 3 new bathrooms (flooring, vanities, toilets, bathtub surround)- Refinish 1500 sq ft of hardwoods- restructure garage- new roof- replace furnace, service 2 other furnaces- replace 27 windows- replace kitchen and bathroom flooring (Home Decorations LVP Flooring)- paint walls, ceilings, trim (Sherman Williams Agreeable Grey) What was the outcome?

so this home will need some love, im thinking for the rehab i will do the floors 1500sq refinish 3500 bucks. 

minor renovations needed - painting refinishing hardwood floors adding new appliances What was the outcome?

DIY repairs , refinished floors, added appliances updated bathrooms What was the outcome?

We also replaced the windows throughout with dual pane.When we decided to sell, we had it painted inside and out again, and had the kitchen and bath counter tops, and bathtub/showers refinished.

We also replaced the windows throughout with dual pane.When we decided to sell, we had it painted inside and out again, and had the kitchen and bath counter tops, and bathtub/showers refinished.

Estimating around $30,000 rehab.Cash to close- $6,055.77Earnest Deposit- $2,500Scope of work:Currently OnHVAC- Heating Air and duct work $14000Gutters, Facia, Soffets- 5,000-6,000To DoNew doorsNew windowsNew Garage doorNew KitchenNew flooring and refinishing hardwoodRepainting (Indoor and Outdoor)Remodel BathroomsNew trimHaven’t decided my end goal for this property yet.

Or do I try to refinish them to the same color??

Wondering if I should:1) Lay LVP in the kitchen and hallway (cheapest option but worried that this will not look good as floor will not be uniform and LVP may clash with the hardwood)2) Weave new hardwood into the kitchen and hallway and refinish the living room and bedrooms floors so that everything matches (worried about maintaining hardwoods, especially in high traffic areas. 

New exterior paint, Interior, new Kitchen features, new windows, Refinished original hardwood floors.Location: Los Angeles (zip 90037), 2 blocks from USC campus and Expo train stop that runs into DTLA and all the way to Santa Monica beach.