Anybody have any other suggestions on Granite counter tops other than Home depot?

Reminder, this is a C-class property in a C demographic, but our upgrade includes hardwood-look vinyl flooring, resurface countertops, tub and surround, updated lighting, new ceiling fans in bedrooms, repaint ceilings white/walls tan color, glass backsplash behind kitchen sink.

Also, I wouldn't be surprised if you find some burn marks in counter tops and cabinets.

If 100,000 people see it the odds are much better of getting what you want than if 250 people see it.4) The description is "Brand new everything, stainless steel, granite countertops and more".

Even with open concept you should be able to get lower cabinets and a countertop peninsula or island in; then all you are losing are the upper cabinets. 

Most of them have a countertop-like surface on top; maybe it can be stored at the end of the existing cabinets and provide a little extra countertop.It may help to go to a dedicated appliance dealer, rather than someplace like Home Depot or Sears, to see one in person.  

Would like new windows througout home, repaint, take off popcorn ceiling, replace french doors, update kitchen countertops, remodel bathroom, landscaping, and minor fixture replacements.

this is all on a short-term rental:example (round #s to make it easy):  2/1/2022 Purchase date price 450K2/10/2022 - Cost segregation done - 50K is land so excluded from cost-seg,  400K is improvements to be segregatedcost seg results (simplified):300K = 27.5 year property100K = 5 year property (10K appliances, 10K carpeting, 20K cabinets, 10K countertops......) -  which is eligible for "100% bonus depreciation"Then in between STR guests we replace the following items that were part of the Cost-Seg that was done at purchase:3/1 - Appliances - 5K for new4/1 - replace carpet with floating vinyl planks - 5K8/1 - replace countertops - 5KOn the 2022 Taxes can you get bonus depreciation on BOTH the 10K from the purchase price that was allotted to "Appliances" in the Cost Seg & the 5K I spend on NEW appliances to replace them just 1 month later?   

Good bullnose countertops.

On June 1st I'll close on a property near Addison and Pulaski in need of several immediate minor renovations, including:Kitchen countertop and sink replacementTile backspash installationSink drain assembly replacementPatching and paintingDoes anyone know of a good contractor they can direct me to?