Hi all, For a rental home, tenant says bathroom floor keep getting wet, even though it is small amount. at first, they thought they dropped some water. after wiping water, however, it keep coming back and now they think there is some water leak. my plumber went to check and found no issue with bath sink. he thinks it must be shower leak. the shower was redone last year by a contractor, who i ended up firing since he did not show up to work later. anyway, i hired water damage restoration (Servpro) company to check how much damage there is now. unfortunately, based on my research, it is very hard to find source of shower leak. i am thinking of rebuilding shower. i hired a kitchen remodel contractor and he gave me two options; either fix shower pan only, or (optionally) rebuild shower as well. 

Just the basics, little shampoo, conditioner, soap and lotion bottles in each bathroom, salt, pepper, cooking spray, coffee grounds, etc..

Updated bathrooms, kitchen, flooring!

Although the occasional gut job on a kitchen or bathroom might make sense.

The rehab would be mainly cosmetic, floors, kitchen, bathrooms, paint.

You might consider gradually upgrading other parts of the property (like the garage or adding another bathroom) to further increase rental value over time.If you're ever looking to add more properties or need advice on financing your next investment, feel free to reach out.

The last two have their own bathroom. 

I had to redo the bathrooms as well and dealing with old crappy plumbing was not fun.

We turned the 2 bedroom, 2,000 sq/ft home, to a 5-office, property with a kitchen, two bathrooms, a parking lot and a backyard.

Try looking into zillow/Redfin and see what your potential rents you can get near the neighborhood by filtering the bedrooms/bathrooms of the intentional property that you are planning to buy.