I would highly recommend it especially when the things that have the greatest return are bathrooms and kitchens of any property. 

New kitchen, new bathrooms, new flooring, the works.

Hello All  Just wondering if there is a guide or way to tell the they manufacturer/ model of a Kitchen sink faucer. 

Minor roof repairs are getting done, the exterior has been painted, the kitchen cabinets and granite countertops are on.  

If kitchen cabinets, counters, bathtubs, showers etc are in good shape, there's no need to replace them.

(this was my estimate with input from the realtor who apparently does demo on the side)- All new flooring (combination of carpet, laminate, vinyl)- All new interior doors and hardware (6 panel hollow)- New (matching) light fixtures- Most or all new interior trim- New counter tops with modification to remove partial wall and add breakfast bar to open space between kitchen and dining room- Refinish existing cabinets- New bathroom fixtures (vanity, sink, toilet, tub) in both bathrooms- Likely sub-floor repair due to the significant amount of pet damageThe major areas that I didn't look closely at (because of the pile of junk in the way) but would certainly need to if I was considering this include the mechanicals (AC compressor appeared original), septic system, well, a closer look at the roof, and a closer look at the deck. 

Should I just replace the entire kitchen plumping with a contract plumper when I get the chance, or it'll still leak??

Originally posted by @Robert Carl:@Jon HoldmanThese are non sleeping areasLiving rooms and kitchens.

I went middle of the road in terms of remodel. new fixtures, refinished the hardwood, but stuck with used appliances in the kitchen and held off on a kitchen remodel.

Gas will require a room with fire suppression included.Size and finish of the kitchen and appliances. 2, 3, 3-1/2, 4 bathrooms?