Kitchens were updated with new cabinetry, fixtures, and appliances, while bathrooms were either re-built or built from scratch.

Or they chose not to remodel a bathroom that was "good enough".

We have two full bathrooms in the building and two 1/2 baths.

They may be able to reduce your rate a little.If the units currently have bathroom fans and kitchen vent hoods that exhaust to the outside, good.  

All 3 in kitchen, bathroom, living room, my room, Griffin's room, attic, and overhead lights in kitchen my room, Griffin's room, Coco's room, and bathroom are one single circuit.

Here's mine: couldn't put a whole bathroom in a guest room.

., 2 bedrooms and a bathroom floor around 1 inch; may need 3-4 more footings and floor joists (max $3000) ....2)roof shingles replacement (~$7000).... 3) kitchen complete Reno, countertops, cabinets, appliances, flooring (~$30,000 )..... 4) on 2nd floor, add master suite by converting one existing bedroom and common area ($40,000).... 5)galvanized plumbing ($5000)..... 6) old electrical ($5000).......7) restore a garage that was converted to closet+laundry room around 50yrs ago (~$3000 max)...... 8) remove radiators and the heating unit.....

"Just knock out that wall and add a bathroom to raise the rents..." as if it's that easy.There are other "dangers" but to just give one piece of advice, really read up on your HOA documents.

This is bathroom reading material to anyone who actually invests and owns sh*t.When I am done in here (currently in bathroom), I’ll go back to searching for my 5th cashflow rental, while cash-out refi’ing my 4th, and completing the HELOC on my 3rd.

Purchase price: $104,000 Cash invested: $104,0004 Beds and 3 Bath SFH. 2587 SqFt. 1 Storey FrameGarage is converted to a rental unit with Full Bathroom.