The first floor, I would like to take down some pop-up walls that makes the living room, dining room, and kitchen oddly shaped and have a result of a rectangular open concept.

Hallway into the dining room and kitchenstaircasenew drywall ceiling and wall in the master bedroomFront of house

I missed out on 2 of them but I got one for $21,900 and it has a recently updated kitchen, new flooring in the kitchen and dining, all the appliances still there, and in good shape inside and out.

Unfortunately the original hardwood floors were beyond repair so I'm installing vinyl plank throughout kitchen/dining/living room and basement, carpet in both bedrooms, luxury vinyl tile in bathroom.

Sometimes you just rename a room, put a closet and a door on it (like a dining room) and you have a cheap rehab that gets you a big value boost.What type/style of house is it?  

General indoors Flooring in living room (cost included in section 5) Flooring in Dining Room (cost included in section 5) Hallways (cost included in section 5) Bedrooms (3) (cost included in section 11) Trim (millwork $3,500.00) i.

Skiing, Museums, Theatre, Downtown dining/bars/clubs, Zoo Lights . . . there's a TON to do.

I just stood there stunned looking out the window listening to the news.

looks stunning @Jon Klaus.

This requires fixing one basement wall that was damaged during the driveway job this spring.Moving the kitchen to the 1st floor bedroom and opening that up into the dining room to creat better flow and function.