Full home remodel including kitchen, baths, floors, paint and landscaping.

Here are the details:House purchased in 2009 for $465K3 bed, 2 bath, 1400 sf (not counting unfinished basement & garage)Built 1927, needs some major updating like electrical, plumbing, windows, kitchen re-do, etcCurrent value according to BPO last year 815K, according to Zillow now 945KCurrently renting for 2900/mo, tenant pays all billsOutstanding mortgage 332K, monthly payment 2060KI realize it doesn’t even come close to the 1% rule but it is cash flowing nicely and value has skyrocketed recently.

When replacing a kitchen and or bathroom in your property, do you use low, mid, or high grade materials?

For now I'm doing kitchen and bathroom renovations to save up capital for future investments. 

We have an up down early 1900s duplex that we are remodeling the lower unit (all new wiring. new kitchen, new bathroom etc.)

Needs new kitchen, bathrooms, tile flooring throughout, paint, light/fan fixtures, HVAC unit.

Open floor layout leads you into the the living room and completely remodeled kitchen with brand new black stainless steel appliances.

This super cute house has new roof, new plumbing, electrical system, interior/exterior painted, double pane windows, ceiling fans throughout, new doors, new kitchen cabinets, new light fixtures, wood floors, granite kitchen countertops, new stove, exhaust and back splash.

I currently also own 1 SFH already that I rent out.Recent comps in the subdivision show them selling for 230k-235k, and not to be naïve, those were updated (flooring, kitchen, bathroom, paint) compared to this one I have.

I hired a 'contractor' to remodel my master bathroom and closet, as well as demo and level the concrete subfloor in my kitchen for to prep for DIY SPC flooring install.