The rehab would include demo walls, put up new walls, add bathroom, new plumbing, electrical, new kitchen, new floors, new sheetrock, paint.

Simple to renovate as most of it was upgrading new kitchen bathrooms, paint , floor and fixtures.The value after renovations is around 575k.

I own a large complex in Georgian Acres and my avg "effective" rents are $1240 and that's with 2 different studios in the floor plan mix.

Aspects like location, building structure, building floors, floor lay-out, building length and depth, stairs, elevators, and facade are needed be looked into when considering the conversion.

The house needed some light rehab to replace the flooring and paint the interior/exterior entirely.

She was able to get quotes lined up and upon closure we were able to pull the trigger to get contractors in to replace the flooring and paint the entire house inside and out.

I'm primarily into single family residences and the scope of my rehabs are generally cosmetic with new flooring, kitchen, baths, and some floor plan reconfiguration.Thanks for any info!

Some flooring need to be fixed 1k tops.

I'm about to make a lot of renovations to it that will significantly increase the value of the property (roof, interior/exterior paint, flooring, kitchens, bathrooms etc).If I apply for a HELOC, will the bank likely use the purchase price from September or will they consider the renovations when appraising it?

But I’m just trying to figure out what others have spent in the past for a class d property.Example new appliances under $1000New counter tops $500What kind of flooring would one put?