What you are talking about are adjustments in value for an extra bedroom or more sf.Here is what I tell young agents: run a market for a brand new listing and try to determine for how much it will sell.

I ended up only spending about 6k, pocketed the rest and got brand new floors, new tiles in bathroom and patched up damaged drywall. 

Our contractors did an amazing job and their quality of materials and workmanship made it look like a brand new home.

Say you want to do $5,000 in upgrades...I would certainly not run out and get brand new cabinets as a first option.

I am a brand new BP member looking to potentially invest in the Providence/Warwick, RI area.

Other updates include quartz counters, refinishing the cabinets, updating the bathroom vanity, and adding all SS appliances as well as a brand new hot water heater.

All new SS appliances in the kitchen, brand new HWH and washer/dryer and tub surround.

Like others have alluded to, I wouldn't try to re-brand this property to no longer meet the neighborhood vibe. 

If you install a brand freaking new carpet right before a new tenant comes in, you aren't expecting to have to dole out $$$ after a year or 2-year lease.It is awesome you have payment records and cost accounting that is that detailed!

It's a brand new build and we asked for 3 things.