New windows, siding, air conditioning, wiring, and plumbing were also added.

We converted from a 1-1 to a 2-1 and basically repaired everything plumbing, electric, roof .... you name it we had to do it!

We converted from a 1-1 to a 2-1 and basically repaired everything plumbing, electric, roof .... you name it we had to do it!

We converted from a 1-1 to a 2-1 and basically repaired everything plumbing, electric, roof .... you name it we had to do it!

Still in progress but we will be remodeling and updating electrical, plumbing and everything else What was the outcome?

Without dimensions, it is hard to say, and it will certainly require reworking plumbing.  

Plumbing (was plumbed for a three unit will expand to a five unit)3.

A “standard” cosmetic rehab usually includes all new flooring (carpet and hard surface floors), paint (inside and outside), baseboards, electrical and plumbing fixtures, new kitchen/bathrooms (including cabinets, granite, appliances), blinds and window treatments, new doors and a little bit of landscaping.For example, if you are buying a house that is around 1,500 sq. ft., you can plan on spending $30,000 for the rehab (1,500 x $20 = $30,000).This rule assumes you are rehabbing an entry or mid-entry house.

Heat, electric, plumbing, etc.

If a few units aren't livable,  are there serious mechanical, electrical or plumbing issues going on that will be a huge expense?