This is a cheap fix since I already have 3/4" plywood and 2x4's.We are putting in new/used carpet in the 2 bed rooms ($50 total on Craigslist).We are looking for linoleum to replace the kitchen and bath room floors, any suggestions on this?

I did an experiment where I bought a fc 2 family in an undesirable neighborhood. 27K, great shape, BRAND new bathrooms, fixtures, etc.

This is going to make it much tougher to sell to a landlord, rehabber or owner occupant, especially since brick ranches tend to be very difficult to expand to a second full bath.If the house were a 2 bathroom house, it would probably make a decent flip candidate (based on a quick review of potential comps) but that lack of second full bathroom changes everything.But, most importantly, get some good pictures up...you won't be able to convince any experienced investors that a house that looks like that only needs $10K of work...

When a bathroom does not have a window, an exhaust fan is required to be installed to let the steam and moisture out.

The money you put into fixtures, bathrooms, kitchens, flooring, etc will vary quite a bit depending on your end goal.

, bathrooms, etc?

Though I'd keep a few things like the kitchen counters and the heated slate tiles in the hallway to the bathroom.

Each unit is 2 bedroom/1 bathroom.

Also, the tile in the kitchen is 14 inch, but the tile in the bathrooms and bdrs is 18 inch.

They say;1) They have the inspection report from the previous buyer who backed out during the inspection period and it shows a photo of the termite damage inside the bathroom vanity.2) After that the damage had been covered up.I say;1) I did not see this inspection report.