I’m also looking for supply houses for: General building supply houses, Electrical supply, roofing supply, lumber yards, plumbing supply house, granite/quartz/marble supply house, tile supply house, flooring supply house. 

Paint the cabinets, inexpensive granite or quartz countertop, tile backsplash (if the budget works), matching handles and light fixtures (I like brushed nickel). 

You generally will need updated heating, central air, granite kitchen, updated bathrooms, and be on a decent block. 

LOWES cabinets, LVP and carpet (not in rentals), granite tops, ss appliances and pretty basic fixtures. $150-175k value.

We are renovating a new property and I’m looking for your recommendations for a granite company.

I think you would be better suited using that money towards repairs to BUILD equity rather than PAY for it up front, also if it does need repairs, do em at the end when you want to sell , college kids don't necessarily need granite and stainless steel appliances quite yet :)Just need to run your numbers prior, discuss strategy, and let it rip :)Let me know if i can be of any help

Kindly help me with your wisdom.It’s a semi-detached 2 unit has a new boiler, new hot water heater, vinyl replacement windows, brand new exterior doors, completely renovated 1st floor- 1 bedroom unit - features a living room with a fireplace and granite in the kitchen, ducted for central A/C.The 2nd floor-2 bedroom unit has central A/C.There is W/D hook up in the basement, and also a W/D hook up for the upstairs unit (would need stacked small unit to fit into space).

Typically $90K+ MHIA: built in the past 10 years, great locations, usual in downtowns, top amenities and a lot of them, nicest finishes (think stainless and granite, highest rents - low cash flow, but high organic appreciation potential.

What wall paint, granite counters, flooring, cabinets and back splash types and colors have you seen fetch the hightest prices on your flips? 

It does seem to come down to what your agent knows about finding VA qualified properties and having an appraiser that appreciates not just, "This place has countertops, check" but "Granite countertops and brand new kitchen, sweet."