@Christopher TellesYou are looking at about $5,000 per bathroom which would include labor and materials (demo of the old bath, new tub, new diverter and trim kit, new vanity with granite or cultured marble top, new sink faucet, new toilet, new tile surround, new tile floor, and lastly a towel / shower rod).

(Before)(After)This bedroom became the master bedroom:(Before)(After)This odd utility space is what became the master bathroom:(Before)(After)This was the hall bathroom:(Before)(After)(Dual Vanities)  Second Bedroom:(Before)(After)Study and Foyer:(Mid-Demo)(After)Living Room and Foyer:(After)This is one of the three upstairs bedrooms.  

You're essentially going into debt on a car just to allow you to then go even further into debt on a property. 

Progress update for our single family flip in Plainville, CTThe plumber will be back out tomorrow to finish his work in the new 2nd floor bathroom. 

We have more than 10K in bathroom faucets in the 750K home outside Ft.

As of now, I'm looking to get a really good toilet and a bathroom exhaust vent that is on a timer.

For instance, if a window sticks a bit, or a bathroom is outdated, or the floors need attention. 

Essentially what the big picture is so I can expand my perspectives (unfortunately I don't know enough to be more specific - LOL!)

Flooring @ 2.50 sq ft 9625.0 1920 Wires@          10,000  very rough estimate 2 bathroom upgrades 15,000HVAC                    10,000 in dallas u need A/CLandscape and driveway10,000(usual figure would be 10% minimum on a new build)Paint and wallpaper,        2500.Plumbing?

Like Josh said do not worry too much about obtaining exact building costs just focus on the essential information about the lots.