Kitchen and Bathroom repairs.

I think its realistic that i could pay cash, and renovate the property with all the proceeds of our personal home sale... and would then plan to refi and pull our initial cash back out... leaving us with pretty much the same mortgage payment we currently pay.. but for a larger property, worth more, and still have cash from the sale of our orginal house.... i would love to know everyones thoughts on the idea.. as well as thoughts of if you would sell the house given the increase in price per sqft from when we purchase it... ps since the purchase of our house, the kitchen has been redone with quartz counter tops and tile backsplash if that changes anything.

But not the most scalable solution : ) once he's out in 2 years I only have so many family members I could repeat that with. haha So thinking it's likely better to just rent the whole thing, and if something were to change, finish the walkout and kitchen expansion at that time.

Is there a functioning kitchen and bathroom and heat source?

Removing walls and remodeling the kitchen, both baths, new flooring.

Complete remodel - reconfigured kitchen, updated bathrooms, finished basement.

We're talking new roof, new electrical (wiring too, not just box), new AC, new kitchen with granite, stainless, porcelain at a diagonal, serious landscaping.

The house is pretty dated and would likely need a full renovation - floors, bathrooms, kitchen, etc.

We were all out for 4 hours last night around the fire pit & no bites & I rarely use repellant, but should.This is the view from our kitchen as the sun set....

House is a legal duplex (but one of the units is divided up has own kitchen, bathroom and back private entrance, so its almost like a triplex) and it also has an enclosed garage thats been used as a studio... they are asking 255K, I can get about 235K with a private lender and put 20K of my own cash.