It took two months to update the bath and kitchen.  

And that doesn't help with grease down the kitchen sink.

Purchase (2007): $165,000 I lived in the house for 5 years, renovated kitchen, baths, and converted a screened porch into a bonus room  ($30,000/150hrs of my time).   

Also it is wall to wall carpet except for the kitchen and bathroom which are tile.

I can only do 2-3 a year, but I actually have fun doing it (a break from the office life for now) enjoy the feeling of physically making the thing that looks good, tile, kitchens, trimwork, etc... and in the end saves me enough to "pay myself" to do it verse a sub or GC, that I don't feel like I'm losing out.

You need to furnish it and buy everything, all of the way down to cutlery in the kitchen. 

I haven't raised her rent and I'll replace her kitchen flooring and no doubt she will be appreciative.Most Section 8 tenants play by the rules because they don't want to lose their voucher for in many areas after applying to the program Section 8 tenants often wait many months to receive a voucher.

After great feedback and reception from our interviews with kitchen consultants and construction builders, I've decided to interview a hotel developer for a Q&A to answer any questions you have!

Projects include refinish hardwood flooring, bathroom and kitchen facelift, tile shower, install can lighting, etc.

I was reading that the presence of a "kitchen" is what makes it a residential space.