I have done repairs for other investors due to home inspection things as simple as adding an attic fan, to repairing roof leaks that were obviously there way before the rehab, to ripping out an entire bathroom, and starting from new.  

. -14 Units (13 1 BDR/1 2BDR), Desirable Location-Avg 1 BDR Rent: $700/ 2 BDR: $100 (right around the median for the area)-Built 1951-Interior gutted last year: new kitchens, carpets, toilets, paint etc.

The project scope included: Upstairs, a gut remodel of the kitchen, including adding a dishwasher, and opening up a wall to make an open living room/kitchen, updating the bathroom, adding a washer/dryer hook-up, and new paint/carpet.

if an entire house has that old wood paneling,would the arv of ripping out and deywalling be worth it?

Hello everyone.My name is Mark Colburn and i'm a new member to BP.I bought my first property in Nov of 2011 and it was a multifamily side-by-side duplex.It was a bank owned property that we did an extensive renovation to including two new kitchens, two new bathrooms, new flooring, new paint, new water heaters, new vented bathrooms, tons of repairs to walls (was prior section 8) etc.All in all I spent about one year and $35K on the renovation.

Painting, carpet cleaning, general cleaning, and door latch replacement?

Replace existing carpet with engineered hardwood flooring and baseboards - approx. 475'2.Paint entire interior of townhouse3.

I can't paint the story any differently than that.

After ripping those out and cutting my forehead with a shard of tile and thus needing to wrap my head in a bandage to stop the bleeding, I load the cabinets in my truck and drive off.

I hired a general contractor for replacing roof, remodel kitchen and bathroom along with painting and some other work. the whole project is about $ 65k which include materials and labor with a payment schedule . he's been very slow and for three months not getting much done due to he's having a few jobs at the same time .