I'm looking to to really get into it with Kitchens, Baths, and the whole thing.

. $140 - 150K, she said its needs a full remodel: roof, kitchen, bath, floors, paint in and out, etc.

I am not sure yet about the Kitchen, but it isn't very big and shouldn't be too expensive.Unfortunately, the copper pipes were just stolen, so now I have to get those replaced too.

I was paying $651 per month in the residence hall for a room without a kitchen and a horrible roommate.

New roof, new furnace, new water heater, new flooring, kitchen and bath needed to be rehabbed, new windows, etc.

Forbes has an article about technology in kitchens driving prices of kitchen remodels in the range of $50K to over $100Khttp://www.forbes.com/sites/erincarlyle/2014/03/25/inside-the-kitchen-of-tomorrow-from-iphones-that-make-lattes-to-dining-outdoors/Are you frigging kidding me?

I think most places in America if you look at the front of the house has a two car garage with internal access see walk and enjoy the kitchen and you can see the outside backyardWhy?

I put some pretty awesome travertine tile throughout a kitchen and bathroom.

The home was totally remodeled in 2008 ( new windows, doors, sliding glass doors, deck, wall retexture, tile and wood flooring, carpets in bedrooms, paint, cabinets, bathrooms tiled, shower tiled, new vanities, new kitchen cabinets, granite tile counters, light fixtures, forced air unit installed, new appliances, everything.

While I wouldn't say my units are "upscale" (no amenities like pools or gyms) they definitely aren't the "1971 build in need of new kitchens" if that makes sense.