Whether it's carpet, paint, flooring, landscaping/curb appeal having some ability to force appreciation is a good position to be in.

When they start urinating on carpets is when things get bad. 

There’s gotta be a soft ball carpet and paint lurking out there somewhere. 

Brand new carpet, some updated light and plumbing fixtures.

But insurance is willing to pay for the damage (sheet rock, carpet etc) but not for fixing the sewer line belly.

Needs cosmetic rehab like carpets.

New kitchens, bathrooms, paint, replaced 10 windows, 15 doors, all the outlets, stainless steel appliances, Lifeproof LVP in all carpeted areas, new HVAC in 3 units, vinyl siding, pressure wash, and refinished all the tubs.

.~”light” is carpet and paint: >1,500= 10k: 1,500-2,500= 15k: 2,500-3,500= 25k: 3,500-5,000 = 30k: <5,000= 40k~”average” is carpet, paint, kitchen, and bath: >1,500= 25k: 1,500-2,500= 35k: 2,500-3,500= 45k : 3,500-5,000 = 55k: <5,000= 70k-“heavy” is everything brand new: >1,500= 50k: 1,500-2,500= 75k: 2,500-3,500= 90k : 3,500-5,000 = 100k: <5,000= 120k- to answer your second question, my understanding is basic but that I’d due to me still learning.

Tile throughout downstairs, new walls, new paint, new carpet upstairs, new cabinets throughout, etc.We are literally "days" away from completing the rehab.

What have others found for average costs in Louisville, KY for paint, carpet, dry wall, and plumbing?