Is there any get online stores to order fixtures for bathrooms and kitchen items to do rehabs?

I was wondering if you could tell me the best places to get cheap yet good quality products for: hardwood flooring, carpet, cabinets, granite counters, vanities, fixtures.

That also goes for the extra bathroom.

In a bathroom or so, that you do not see from the outside that the home is empty.

they sell 4X8 sheets of different panels in home depots and lowes's...usually they're located in millwork where the moldings are...they make them to look like woodgrain, bathroom tiles, etc..i've used the wood grain on the ends of cabinets before to do what you're trying to accomplish...it wasn't a perfect match, but it looked good enough that i was probably the only one to notice the difference

For a complete remodel I usually say 2k per bathroom labor and material.5) In indiana, if you are selling the home within 12 months you are not allowed to do any of the major work on mechanicals, and need to hire licensed profesionals which gets pretty pricey.

i have 2 bathrooms with fiberglass tub and shower s they are old but but still look ok i want to keep them and just put new doors on them and get this place rentedthe ploblem is when you stand in them they seem to flex and make a slight squeek noise seems kinda flimsey is there and way to bulk them up i was thinking of getting to the undersidethrough the out side acess doors and spraying that foam or something under there to give it some more support ,,, any ideas ?

I also speculate about melting the recycled milk jugs and making white, soft plastic tiles for bathroom floors.

Needs about 15k in cosmetic workOther comps on the market:1) http://www.redfin.com/GA/Lawrenceville/1694-Watercrest-Cir-30043/home/24975674. under contract for $81,000. needs some cosmetic work as well (not sure how much)2) http://www.redfin.com/GA/Lawrenceville/2054-Watercrest-Cir-30043/home/25095074 - listed at $94,900 (though I'm not sure what it's under contract at). upgraded bathrooms. good condition for the most part, but carpeting could be replaced in certain areas.

I may have already answered my own question and that is by brining in an appraiser... however I could be wrong and here is the question.Let's say there is a house for foreclosure with everything pretty much done already... granite countertops, hardwood floors, new appliances, net light fixtures, ect... how would you compare this house to other ones recently sold on the market that has similar features like bathrooms, bedrooms, lot size, ect.. but not all the upgrades?