@Robert ArquillaJust some more info: The main reason for the post is about possibly turning the bonus room on the second floor into a bedroom and adding a bathroom to change the house from a 2/1 to a 3/2.

Had to replace the HVAC, Main Electrical Box, windows, Countertops, flooring, master bathroom remodel.

Did new flooring at the time as well as replaced Sheetrock with drywall, new pipes, kitchen, double pane windows, and HVAC system.Plus 5-6 years ago put a new roof.Based on 3 comps I pulled the ARV of his house is $553k. propstream says valued at $581k.

She just replaced the air conditioner, and water heater and has done nice upgrades through the house-epoxy garage floor, granite countertops, crown molding.

Considering you're a contractor, what would you say is the biggest house killer on concrete houses?

If I find a house that is identical to mine, except for flooring and countertops, then I want to update the countertops, how would I know how much of the price differential comes from countertops versus flooring?

I was talking to him last week and I believe he said he has a 3F in Providence and is AirBnB-ing one of the floors and doing the other two with a long term tenant.Actually now that I type that out, I have a second person with a similar situation, except in a 2F - renting one out long term and doing AirBnB with the other.

I was recently fined summons that a 4 family unit that was built in 1952 with 2 electrical meters must have 5 meters for each floor including a landlord's meter, 2 additional boilers, 2 water heaters etc...The strange thing is the home has been in the same condition since it was built, no modifications and the utilities have been in our the landlord's name for over 10 years. 

Hello,I am in the process of purchasing one of my first properties that after the inspection I found out a lot of garage problems.It has bad roof, rotted wood, the garage door is old, the garage opener is not working (the electricity cable is cut), the concrete is in bad shape...

Beat up hardwood floors that need some work.