Pretty much everywhere.... kitchens, bathrooms.

Zillow doesn't know I've replaced the central air system a year ago and also am in the middle of a forced bathroom remodel.

Just the kitchen will probably run you 20K, a bathroom will cost you 5-6K.  4-5K for AC, a few thousand dollars if the electrical and or plumbing need to be redone, and call it 3-4K for new flooring, and a couple of grand for paint, and trim. 

Due to the size of the house, the only space I can find to add laundry is to take out one of the closets in a bedroom and expand the one bathroom to put a stackable unit in the bathroom.

We made very low cost upgrades like a new kitchen, and bathroom, and lots of paint.

We renovated the kitchen, the bathroom, replaced windows, roof, some wiring and lots of cleaning and paint.

one positive of 2 and 1 cap ex can be much cheaper with only one bathroom  and turn over cheaper as well.   

A perfect comp was sold two houses down for $400k but had one extra bathroom, additional 350 Sq Ft, and is on a lot that is .21 acres larger.

Based on our inspection report we need to install GFCI outlets are they are not present in kitchen and bathroom area.

Here are the numbers from what I bought it for and if I were to sell and what it would get for rent:Sell Scenario:Purchased for $830K in June 2017Put $60k into it, to include:-2 New AC units-2 New Furnaces-Completely new kitchen/high end appliances/countertops-New carpet throughout upstairs-Light guest bathroom remodel(new tile floors/countertop/Painted cabinets)Estimated sales price: $950-$975KEstimated closing costs if sold for $965K: 2.5% commission to buyers agent/closing costs=$35kOutcome If sold for $965k minus closing costs/commissions(only have to pay buyers commission) I would be left with a $40K profit from what I purchased it for and what I put into the house.