Changing hardware on cabinets is an easy one.

Our plan is to totally gut the house removing all the dated wood paneling, kitchen cabinets and bathrooms.

Our plan is to totally gut the house removing all the dated wood paneling, kitchen cabinets and bathrooms.

On the first rehab we were held up by windows (4-6months out - which we have postponed replacing), cabinets (3-4 months), and having a few of our contractor's workers and subs move out of state causing extended timelines as help is not easily replaced at the moment.

Cabinet hardware and paint are two easy ones. 

I did some drywall work/insulation/re finished hard wood flooring/installed laminate click and luxury vinyl/removed and replaced kitchen cabinets and changed layout of kitchen cabinetry/re plumbed house in pex.

Tangible personal property - things you can generally take out and not do major structural damage like cabinets, alliances and carpeting not glued down - will be taken over 5 years, your roof over 15 years.

New Flooring, New Water heaters, new paint, fixtures & updated cabinets, adding a wall to make an extra bedroom.

I do a lot of broker price opinions for lenders, and see a lot of half-finished contractor jobs in pre-foreclosure or properties that couldn't sell because of renovation choices e.g. flooring, tile, paint color, kitchen cabinets, etc. that were not aligned with what the market wants.

Some lenders/loans will require it to be even lined item out with "such-and-such" amount for "Specific type" of flooring and "such-and-such" amount for cabinets, etc.