Common area kitchen, game room, library, and living room.

For the home I'm buying the parts and fixtures for now for two full baths completely gutted, which will be not upper middle or higher end for this market but high end with a incredible older (1938) home that's been updated with a very high end kitchen and more but two original and very obsolete baths upstairs, for the shower for instance, I'm quite sure a normal mixer and shower head, even if its a nice set, won't cut it.

Junked it out, cleaned up landscaping, drywall repair, texture, paint, new interior doors and trim, new waterheater, new floors in kitchen. some new floors, countertops, new roof, painting cabinets.

I've seen plenty of people add small kitchens for Air BnBs so I assume it is.

I'm trying to do BRRRR on this unit by renovating the whole bathroom, kitchen and etc.. but not sure how much it would appreciate as it's a basement unit but it has 5 bed 2 bath...

In this couple’s case, painting the house white and adding a bedroom were game-changers.Prioritize high-impact areas like the kitchen and bathrooms, and add to the home’s curb appeal.

As you ask, "Can I get an appraisal waiver, never mind the open sewer line in the kitchen", the borrowers won't make it to closing, no worries, I have power of attorney.

My house was built in 2005 - I don't have new white cabinets (like almost every upgraded kitchen now) or granite/quartz countertops but the cabinets are an upgrade from 2005, bathrooms are an upgrade from 2005 base model, no LVP floors, has carpet and linoleum (that looks like tile from a distance).

The only things that have been updated since living here has been the roof (but still leaks), the boiler (a reactive replacement after the kitchen flooded), as well as the floor kitchen cabinets (also after a major leak of which we mentioned multiple times) - which still kind of leaks.

Value is being added to the deal but rehabbing the cosmetics of the house, kitchen, bath, paint, and floors.