My first SF deal was with a house flipper I know, I provide him cabinets and counter tops in my 'day job' and we knew each other for quite a while.

New kitchen- 42" white shaker cabinets, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances.

The kitchen gutted except lower cabinets & I resurfaced them, new countertop, new tile work, new sink, appliances.

Buildings$1,180,800Phase 1 2 acresOfficeif needed, plain storage unit 20x30; $25,000 insulated.Office setupif needed, $5,000- computers, printers, HVAC, frig, cabinets, etcFootingsif needed. ??????

I gave emergency 24 hour notice to the tenant to repair a leak that was destroying kitchen cabinets in an adjacent unit.

Kitcehennete would require cabinets or table, sink and plumbing, another electrical circuit for microwave, a toaster oven, a plug in stove top.

It seems wasteful to have Wi-Fi hardware installed inside a locked cabinet (i.e. cellular hotspot or local broadband), that is only there in the basement for the purpose of talking to our smart lock, but I feel like this might be the only practical solution to have immediate, live access to a smart lock for the purpose of monitoring a smart lock, but maybe that's just where technology is at.

It sounds like you are constrained by the electric power supply at the water heater and the dimensions of the cabinet it fits in.

Inside I created an open concept kitchen/living room, redesigned the master bath, replace all flooring, custom cabinets, completed renovated the guest bath, painted in/out, added stone base to outside.

It's a real pain in the butt with high labor costs to replace because they have to remove and reattach cabinets from one part of the kitchen to do the work.