I recently purchased a house in Hamilton, Ontario.Going to convert single (bungalow) to duplex.Would it be possible to advise if there is anything in below that you think is unnecessary for our investment purpose:Ground Floor:- Has all original items but painted- existing old wood floor (narrow wd strips)- existing laminate countertop with old painted cabinets- existing painted base boards- washrooms fixtures are working fine - painted old vanity cabinetShould I leave all items above leave as is?

The rent numbers are only for the first and second floor.

I was completely shocked that this would occur at a property like this and more surprised that my apartment was targeted as I live on a fifth-floor unit.

Even worse if you have a smoke allergy like I do and specifically searched for a smoke free building.In our current multi-unit (5 floors) there was a tenant who tried to get around the no smoking building policy by leaning out their window and dropping their butts into our yard (basement apartment with a yard) for my dog and kid to crawl in. 

Yes it may cost a little bit more to hire someone to come in and install the radiant floor heating system but I spent 3 weeks running pipes and gas lines and hooking up the boiler.

I suppose I should say that I think market ready concerns before a sale include a $3,100 repaint, approximately $1000 in carpeting/flooring concerns, $250 pressure wash, $150 appliance repair.

I had my contractor basically fit the whole house, create an open concept for the whole first floor and put in a nice kitchen with granite countertops and new appliances.

The floors are painted battleship gray and the electric panels are labeled nicely.

And if they have to drill holes for interior piers, you pretty much will have to replace the entire flooring. $$$$3.

How much can you sell it for Rehabbed in 30-45 daysRehab will consist of new stainless steel appliances, new kitchen cabinets, new bathroom vanity, mirror, toilet, bathtub, refinished hardwood floors and new paint throughout.