Floors are laminate so there's always room in the future to put in hardwood but the house is clean and any updates would be more on the aesthetic side.

Unsure of existence of asbestos wiring, lead paint - the interior seems to be plaster walls with hardwood floors.

We rehabbed both units to include redoing drywall and insulation, refinishing hardwood floors and adding LTP flooring, adding a new bathroom vanity, replacing some fixtures, andredoing the front deck and adding the back deck for separate access to the back unit.

I purchased this from my sister below the appraisal value of $146k (benefit of no realtors so she gave me a deal), but they also did not take into account the re-done basement and $10k hardwood floors my sister put in because they did a desk appraisal.

Looks like we will be going with cabinets that have plywood base/frame and hardwood faces (already assembled sections).

Work Needed...Pulling up old carpet and refinishing hardwood floors - Roughly 500 square feetReplacing exterior door to side of houseSome remodeling of downstairs bathroom - corner shower install, putting up drywall, etc.TBH a whole lot more work is needed.

Yeah skip the carpet and go to LVP, not only is it comparable in price, It will last you 10x as long, and personally I think it looks better.All my rentals have either hardwood or LVP in the bedrooms.

The hardwood floors under the carpet were an amazing surprise!

It has one major issue, the upstairs original hardwood was covered with carpet and a ton of glue.

None yet but going to redo the hardwood floors after tenant moves out What was the outcome?