After our first tenants moved out, we got feedback from prospective renters (through our property management company) that many of them were not interested since they wanted a more upgraded kitchen and bath (we have the original linoleum flooring and formica countertops in the kitchen and baths, and the cabinets need to be painted).The house was built in 2002 and also has the original roof. 

The 2 smaller units both received a face lift with a fresh coat of paint, new hardware, and new counter tops and both rent for $900/each.After all the renovations, the estimated ARV is currently sitting at $550k-$570k. 

Things such as flooring, cabinets, countertops, paint colours, etc... that would look nice and modern. 

Wrt to duplex, will spending money on quartz countertop, new interior doors, new appliances, new exterior paint, etc.

Cabinet surfaces and countertop should be free of grease and spilled food.

We also added a much needed kitchen renovation that included new appliances, tile flooring, quartz counter tops and white shaker style cabinets.

We also added LVP flooring, quartz countertops and gave the rest of the house a facelift.

There's also other perks like sales on countertops or 0% for 18 months.

I updated the kitchen from original 1980's stained wood cabinates and laminent counter tops by reconditioning the cabinates (painting the uppers white with crown moulding, slate for lowers, and installing gold hardware), hand-pouring a white with black marble-type epoxy over the existing counter tops, installing white subway tile with black grout, and removing a large section of cabinates and replacing them with floating shelves.We insulated and heated the former 3-seasons room and converted i What was the outcome?

I updated the kitchen from original 1980's stained wood cabinets and laminate countertops by reconditioning the cabinets (white, slate, and gold), hand-pouring a white with black marble-type epoxy over the existing countertops, installing white subway tile with black grout, and removing a large section of cabinets and replacing them with floating shelves.I also added a 250 sq. ft. bedroom by heating and insulating the three-season room/office.What was the outcome?