I've refinished tons of wood floors,  cabinets and countertops for inexpensive upgrades as well.  

Here was the cost for 3 bathrooms:Demo: 700Custom cabinets - installed: 12kCounter tops - installed: 4.8kTile: 6.2kTile labor: 9.2kTile install materials: 1.1kShower doors: 2.8kFixtures - installed: 1.1kLight fixtures - installed: 1.2kPlumbing and electrical trim out: 500Paint: 2kThat comes out to $41.6k total for a full renovation on 3 bathrooms with high end finishes. 

I'm thinking we need to rip the cabinets out and start over.

I'm fairly handy- I've done everything from laying flooring and carpeting, tiling, grouting, hanging kitchen cabinets, hanging and finishing drywall, roofs, fences, landscaping, minor electrical and plumbing repairs, etc.

Plus replacing any dated fixtures in the house such as tubs, showers, sinks, cabinets, electrical fixtures, etc.

(Hurdle 1-BUY)We spent $50,000 on rehab (converted from oil to new HVAC, repaired water damage to subfloors and joists in kitchen and bath, new kitchen cabinets and countertops, new LVP flooring throughout, paint, and we converted the covered porch into a laundry room that is heated and cooled (adding an additional 140 sqft to the living space).

It needed appliances, sewer line needed jetted, touched up the bathroom a bit, painted kitchen cabinets, and overall just cleaned things up.

There is a hot water supply connection, a drain hose connection to the sink cabinet either to the branch of the sink tailpiece or the disposer, it may involve doing at least a high loop or better with an air gap. 

When it's quite in the morning, the downstairs Tenant can hear the upstairs tenant talking on the phone, closing cabinets, peeing, and other things.

They have 90’s oak cabinets with off-white Formica countertops.