Absolutely love all the natural light in the kitchen/living room, that is beautiful!

The property just underwent a 50K renovation (foundation, roof, bathrooms, kitchen, flooring, paint, pretty much everything but the AC).

The kitchen is to the right of the patio doors.  

Of course the rehab estimate may have been a little high but we're talking 4900 sf of paint and floors, 4 kitchens, 4 baths, a built up roof, upgraded electrical, plumbing, furnace and a 117 year old building.

Often it involves bathrooms and kitchens that are old and gross, but technically functional, complete, and just this side of being a health hazard. 

There's one thing that I'm worried about right now and that's the appraised value.I listed the house at 377K and got an offer at 370K which I accepted.I'm worried now based on the comps of other three bedrooms that sold in the area which sold for under 350k but all were in original condition.The property directly next door to me sold for 365k in which it appraised at but it has one extra bedroom and bathroom which totals 420 square feet more than my house but that property was also in original condition from the late 70s.I did a complete renovation in the kitchen and bathrooms and throughout the house as well as replace the roof and siding and added a screened in porch.If you guys can please let me know if you have any ideas on what the appraiser may look at that can help me or anything I can do to increase my chances of this house appraising where I want it would be greatly appreciated!

Let us pause to remember the poor sailor who, standing in a captains home, ate one in the kitchen, thinking it was an onion.

Replaced old carpeting with LVP flooring, installed custom-built closet and pantry cabinetry, updated all electrical switches and fixtures to Decora trim, added recessed lights and switches throughout Kitchen and Living rooms, updated the landscaping for curb appeal, repainted throughout property.

Purchase price: $110,000 Cash invested: $75,000 Sale price: $275,000 Took the existing 3 bedroom 2 bath house to a 4 bedroom 2 bath house by finishing the basement, updating the kitchen and bathrooms, installing AC, replacing roof etc.

Hello,Total purchase was $602,000 plus closing costs (appx: $8,000)The cost for the ADU was $265,000  ( It is a 3 bedroom 3 bath with a kitchen and 2 wet bars which I rent separately , including Plans and permits (Appx: $ 15,000)This was my first property when I did this, I paid for the ADU with lines of credits and credit cards and than refinanced and paid them off.I noticed you said it sounds kind of high, are you located in the Los Angeles area ?