I would shrink your cabinets a little.

Lastly, if you really want to do renovations, check out the local trade school and go take some classes on electrical, or plumbing, dry wall, learn how to hang cabinets.. all this stuff you will be paying for -- why not learn to do it yourself?   

It is not only the floors that are uneven, everything in the house is out of plumb, none of the corners are 90 degrees anymore, which makes everything from installing windnows or doors to hanging cabinets so much more difficlut, nothing fits, everything needs to be custom fit and shimmied up.A better solution would be to see where the foundation is sagging and try to adress that.

The market rent in the area is $500, but we knew that we could place value in the apartments by cleaning up, installing electric appliances, new cabinets, and some tile work.

A baseball cap, stocking cap, or similar if you're poking your head around in basements, under cabinets, etc, just to keep the spiderwebs and dust off of your head. 

During tenant move-out inspection, I noticed wall art stickers and crayon marks on several walls, doors and cabinets.

Children draw on walls, dent walls, scratch floors, rip off cabinet doors, clog toilets, break garage doors, pee on carpet, and summon demons.

I'm going to have a contractor do most of the work with me doing some of the labor of demo and installing cabinets and counter tops etc.

Plain and simple, houses are just outdated but with great cabinets, good foundations, good roofs and plumbing.

Kitchen has mosaic tiled backsplash, new SS appliances, shaker cabinets, quartz counters & modern lighting.