I had the big three done by a contractor: a new roof, new siding, and new windows. 

Replaced rear doors.Repaired drywall and painted throughout home.Added recessed lighting in bedrooms, kitchen, and living room.New hardware in bathrooms and kitchen. 

Property overview;3 bed/3 bath/3000 sq ft fully renovated house4 car garage that has a carriage house above that could be a ‘getting ready’/bridal suitePavilion with commercial kitchen, electricity, bar area Pond and grassy area for ceremoniesParking area for 100+ carsRustic barn that could be updated for additional event space. 13 acresI have experience running large scale, high end events and would like to take on an operational/boots on the ground role with this property.

When we took it over, we gutted the kitchen and bathroom (gutted = new floor, new cabinets, new appliances, new electrical and had to repair some subfloor from a leak we found).

When we took it over, we gutted the kitchen and bathroom (gutted = new floor, new cabinets, new appliances, new electrical and had to repair some subfloor from a leak we found).

When we took it over, we gutted the kitchen and bathroom (gutted = new floor, new cabinets, new appliances, new electrical and had What was the outcome?

If you can find a SFH with ADU/MIL/separate living areas and kitchens, that's a huge win.

For instance, I am assuming that any utilities I pay are a straight expense, but what about materials for a kitchen remodel?

Fixing up cosmetics, redoing the kitchen and bathroom which were very ugly and getting rid of the smell...

Fixing up floor and a new paint job, redoing the kitchen and bathroom which were very ugly and getting rid of the smell...