I would only have to move the kitchen to the bedroom and the bedroom to the kitchen.

Bedrooms have nowhere near the wear of other rooms and carpet feels better on your feet in the dead of winter.Another option worth considering for kitchens and bathrooms is loose lay vinyl sheet flooring.

It has all the telltale signs of neglect; boarded up windows, overgrown grass, broken down cars in the driveway, etc.

We put in new flooring and carpet,paint and refurbished the Kitchen cabinets and added an island with Quartz Counter tops.New bathroom vanities.

The selling realtor mentioned that they had to remove the "kitchen" cabinets to convince the lender that it was a non conforming storage unit. - What sort of risk am I taking by taking on this property?

@Mathew Fuentes Everything you mentioned sounds good, how’s the kitchen?

Treated for bugs, replaced the interior and exterior "Zinsco" Breaker and service panels ($10,500), remodeled 2 bathrooms, replaced 3 of 5 water heaters, smoke detectors, added kitchen and bathroom GFCIs, 1 AC unit, 1 new dryer, replaced 2 windows, repaired several more windows.

:) Here is a before and after of kitchen.

I went upstairs to check and the tenant now installed a water filtration system in the kitchen sink.

I went upstairs to check and the tenant now installed a water filtration system in the kitchen sink.