Units were gutted (flooring, fixtures, paint, bathroom and kitchen remodels), we also repaired and painted the exterior of the building.

The interior was gutted and completely redone by us.

I’m buying a property that had caught fire and is now gutted out.

Purchase price: $115,000 Cash invested: $145,000 Sale price: $380,000 1700 sf house, full gut renovation.

On a scale of 1-10, with "1" indicating minimal repairs needed and "10" indicating a gut job, this house is likely a ~6-8.As such, we'll be doing a good chunk of renovations and, as a first step, we're currently in the process of getting a detailed as-built floor plan created by a local firm.We're looking for recommendations of good, investor-minded planners/designers to help us create and design our renovation plan. 

I decided to start gutting my unit as it was beyond repair.

The property needs to be restructured (maybe even gutted).

Gutted to the studs and still not done.

That’s how I was feeling in my gut and just wanted to be sure.

Anyway, we have one house that will be vacant within the next few months and it will most likely be a gut rehab (3 bed, 1 bath, 912 sq ft).