So I got 2 quotes and they both are around $5500 for 19 windows, double hung vinyl.

The first time I replaced the old kitchen vinyl to tile.

Don't leave any old sheet vinyl, or carpet that will hold the odors/smoke particles.

For a low end rental, using vinyl floor, basic (read: cheap) materials and fixtures, and a lowere grade of workmanship/finish, you could have probably done it for 3-4k.

I am currently replacing carpeting with tile, hardwood, and this extra-hard vinyl strip floating flooring (I think it' called allure).Good carpet lasts a long time--- if tenants don't burn it, spill red koolaid on it, or rebuilt their Harley on it.

I could spend it as such:$3000 x 2 granite benches$1000x 4 bathrooms - replace vanity, vanity top, faucet, change flooring to plank vinyl.

By uninterrupted I mean that if the line goes under new pavement they will ask you to install a pvc conduit under the pavement so they can pull their wire through it rather than tear up the pavement.

May be the way to go.I also may try to talk down the purchase price, the roofing contractor came by and was very worried about the asbetos shingle. and having them ripped off and replaced with vinyl siding.

One is a 3bd. 2 ba. 1055 sq. ft.built in 1921, completely remodeled 8 mo.ago, new roof, vinyl siding and windows, hot water tank, kitchen, bath. carpets, paint, etc.currently leased for $650.00 mo. price 35,000 tax appraisal 23,000.

My old vinyl still sounds best.