Floors, Walls, Ceilings, Kitchen, Bathroom.

Our company bought a 2bed 1 bath 2 car SFR for a great price and we've decided to either rehab it or sell at a discount to my brother and his fiancé who have been searching for a house in a nice neighborhood.Property needs bath and kitchen to be updated and refinish floors and paint, but otherwise in great shape; has new roof and newer windows, high ceilings, hardwood floors, excellent front porch, amazing built-ins, and an unfinished 2nd level with amazing potential to ad an extra bed and bath in a master suite (so 3/2/2 when finished, currently 950 sq feet and finished will be about 1550)My brother and I are very close, and I'm worried since it needs a little work and they know what we paid and will make a good profit on it that for those reasons there might be issues if they buy it as-is and something goes sideways.Thanks BP!

New tenant asked for a ceiling fixture to be installed while electrical sockets are being repaired.

Spray it on everthing, wall ceiling and even subfloors if you have them exposed.

Do you have any requests: ceiling fan, new ac unit, fresh paint, that sort of thing. 3.

The one glaring issue is the ceiling, which is definitely below the typical 7 foot height or so required by many jurisdictions.I haven't been able to find any such requirement for Fredericksburg.  

Im looking at a property in east orange N.J that is in need of everything floor to ceiling landscaping and people dumping there garbage on site more then tlc. asking price is extra low and you cant beat the price.

The custom home has the high quality carpet, soft close Amish made amazing cabinets, 18' ceilings wiht an 18' fire place, etc...the contractor house has contractor grade carpet, the cheapest kind of cabinet you can find with no molding, etc...  

@Amit Friedlander  basic things to look out for when dealing with old houses in my area:-asbestos wrap/tile (some old houses have asbestos in the plaster, ceiling and floor tiles) -foundation / grading (look for cracks in the foundation and low spots in the yard that could cause water penetration)  My neighbor has to rebuild one of their basement walls (huge expense)   -up-to-date capital expense items (hvac, plumbing, electrical, roof, siding etc.)Akron area:Since I have worked here (2012 - present), it does look like they are making some gradual improvements - a lot of construction going on which can be a good sign of growth.  

Pretty much everything on the inside (walls, floors, ceilings, appliances, etc.) and of course, the tenants, need to be replaced.