Put $30,863 of my personal funds into the rehab which included all new wood look tile floor throughout, cabinets, granite counter tops, stainless appliances, light fixtures, vanities, and added a door and closet to a bonus room above the garage to make it a 4 bedroom.

Put $30,863 of my personal funds into the rehab which included all new wood look tile floor throughout, cabinets, granite counter tops, stainless appliances, light fixtures, vanities, and added a door and closet to a bonus room above the garage to make it a 4 bedroom.

Purchase price: $96,000 Cash invested: $25,000 Sale price: $155,000 Altered kitchen layout, new kitchen cabinets, all new lighting fixtures, paint, floors, and hardware.

From the podcasts I’ve heard of some owners “renter proofing” by using sturdier cabinets, thicker drywall, tile instead of wood flooring, etc with the thought that this will reduce likelihood of damage and reduce repair costs and time.

Adding cabinets with overhead microwave still.- Upstairs: Adding new flooring upstairs soon.

Looks like movers dragged a filing cabinet across the floor.I received a quote today to fix the issue.

@Art Maydan this may sound like a small thing, but make sure your tenants leave the kitchen cabinets open as well as the bathroom vanity doors.

I'm sure many of you know that big box stores do free design if you buy the cabinets and installation there.

new flooring (LVP), new cabinets on side B, new paint and trim, removed wall to create open floor plan on side B, newish appliances both sides and installed DW on side B. updated vanities and wall heaters.

If a kitchen cabinet is missing a door knob and it's not noted/I'm not told about it at move-in, than it becomes "their" missing door knob.I supply a Move-Out checklist as a courtesy and reminder of what is expected.