When it comes tile to sell, do your upgrades in countertops, lighting, maybe windows, etc.

Installed this laminated countertop in June 2021 and it was broke after just a few guests.

As far as the expenses are concerned, it definitely needs a new coat of paint (inside and outside) and the kitchen counter tops need a little updating as well as new carpets need to be installed.

(New roof, counter tops, hvac, etc…).

We like the condo fix & flip being limited to basic renovations such as hardwood, countertops, paint schemes.

And I don't mean just changing out a piece of trim or some siding - I'm referencing if they want custom paint colors or a say on the countertops, etc.

I was in a property today and starting to add up kitchen gut of the project and my realtor pointed out the flooring was actually in decent shape it just needed a bit of work to tighten up, the cabinets would probably look pretty cool painted black, *maybe* a new piece of formica for the countertop and done.  

-new cabinets-new countertops -wall between one unit's kitchen and bath is gone.

Our homes is upgraded with stone counter tops, hard wood flooring, high vaulted ceilings, central air and heat, brand new stainless stell appliances, etc. 

Disagree -- first one is an introduction -- just tell the building who you are....All follow ups are then related to the market, what's going on in the building, how many active, in contract, sold since last one....Keep splicing data for them -- show them how 1 beds have increased vs 2 beds vs 3 beds vs 4+ beds --- summarize the results, e.g. more families are moving into NYC so the need for 2 and 3 bedrooms is vastly outgrowing the need for studios and 1 bedrooms.Talk about trends in the area with design/style -- new development is popping up everywhere -- everyone is using Gaggenau and Miele appliances with Corian or Quartzite countertops.