Overall I would say that on a $20K kitchen redo you might save a few hundred $$, but you'll lose that back in time wasted waiting for delivery.One other opinion that I have on this is that "every" radio talk show host in the surrounding two cities, primarily a bunch of low level rush limbo wannabes does radio ads for them.

and then boom you added $25,000 in upgrades but just got tile and a few things that dont even seem like up grades. who buys a new house with laminate in bathrooms/entry/kitchen. no one. but then again thats what comes with those houses unless you upgrade. just some thoughts..

And your kitchen too (you needed to spend more money there & make sure everything is correct, that oven coming down partway can turn off buyers :oops: )!

A high quality gas cooktop makes a statement when you walk into the kitchen.

My last rehab had a vent in the floor in front of the kitchen sink.

This is what all the disclosure forms are for.I do provide the buyer with any kitchen appliance manuals and warranties, as I always put new in, but that is about it.

I'm looking into this house and it's a good deal however the kitchen clearly sank in the back of the house n u can see through the basement that it needs more support.

This was SUPER important since the beautiful kitchen was one of the main reasons she rented my unit and wanted it fixed because she cooks a lot.Then the kitchen sink pull down/out faucet would toggle between a shower sray and stream spray.

4 runs total. 2 bed rooms, kitchen/living room.house is on a crawl space. furnace/ac is already in place and works. just need duct work.just got a quote for $3300. seems very high....that quote is including materials.

The kitchen floor needs to be looked at, possible HVAC issue, and everything else was just handyman type work.Whats my plan of attack when negotiating with the seller?