I was reviewing the Ann Arbor code for basement dwelling:https://www.a2gov.org/departments/build-rent-inspect/housing/Documents/05%20RH%20Cellar%20Occupancy%20Checklist%202019.pdf 1. 8% natural light and 4% natural ventilation for each habitable roomPoint number one is my concern.

She also wrapped and hot glued light sisal rope to all the cabinet knobs.

You will love the BRAND NEW HVAC, water heater, recess lighting.

Everyone is fight after the value-add properties with light rehab.  

It’s a 3/1 block home that we will lightly renovate and hold as a long term rental.

Can anyone shed some light on this?

Match the core condition of the house to other houses being rented out, and then go all out for a select few upgrades.I have seen a lot of that level houses have "Garage/Shoplight" in the kitchen.Buy a 60 dollar new nice dome light and put that in the kitchen.

It’s property Incased in metal electric tubing with those thicker boxes for light switches, plugs, etc. you are right in that there might not be enough slack to go inside the wall but it might be possible as I remember the plugs being a foot or so above the baseboards.If I was to help the electrician fish everything, I am above average in labor, what do you think a ball park would be?

The kitchen could use updating, the floors need refinishing, needs fresh paint, and maybe some new light fixtures.I am seeking any advice on how to increase value in the most cost effective way as this is going to be a rental.

Hi Taylor, primarily i focus on light manufacturing and warehousing. however given the size of the market I'm able to address the needs of clients for tourism and BPO operations