If the visual appeal is the issue those are usually cheaper things to address with paint, molding, and cabinets.

Purchase price: $435,000 Cash invested: $75,000 This home was completely remodeled by my husband and I to include all new floors, kitchen cabinets, vanities, tub/showers, finished garage, lighting throughout, and much more

I paid off the loan in 2021 (inheritance plus good savings from my job, and April 2022 I decided to get a HELOC do a renovation, and make the house modern and fancy (R&Q select oak  throughout, modern kitchen, took down 2 walls for open space vibe, modern electric fireplace bumpout with cabinets in veneer wood, bar in veneer wood, remodeled master bathroom, Sonos music system throughout the house.

not sure, one wall is load-bearing)- Renovate the kitchen, which includes possibly adding an island and replacing all cabinets and countertops.

We replaced the roof, HVAC, duct work, water heater, kitchen appliances, kitchen cabinets, floors, renovated both bathrooms, light fixtures, paint, major landscaping, and much more.

Purchase price: $350,000 Cash invested: $30,000 Contributors: James Dainard Just closed on this one, I'm going to flip it before moving into it.The renovation should be right around $25k for floors, cabinets/countertops, some electrical/plumbing, and interior/exterior paint.

That partly is because we are doing 100% rehab of units so some items like a refrigerator, cabinets, and flooring are still being updated and it will drag the benefits forward.

Mini fridge, smaller sink, counter top stove, maybe a microwave and some cabinets.

I need approximately 50k to finish the project, ( finishing work, floors, appliances, cabinets, etc.) any ideas on how to obtain short term financing for 6-12 months to complete the rehab and  refinance out?

It has soaked the cabinets which are now sagging.