I checked a turnkey provider's properties just the other day, and what they were calling a "B+" neighborhood was in a moderate crime area according to Trulia and using Google Streetview showed mattresses and other garbage dumped on the side of the road right in front of the house and other places along the same street.Sure, the house was fully rehabbed and looked amazing, but it takes more than a nicely rehabbed house to upgrade a neighborhood. 

its a crm for real estate investors.Its like the upgrade version of Dialexcel where you can dial multiple phone numbers at one time off the spread sheet instead loading your list onto a dialer.If you use IQdial for your business, how do you like it?

We will be renting out our current primary residence mid 2021 and I’m on the fence on upgrading the master bath. 

I replaced kitchen counter tops, backsplash, repainted, cleaned up yard, upgraded appliances.Professionals replaced all the floor and knocked down a wall.

I'm currently in search of a home to live in for a year, upgrade, and then keep as a rental property.

As long as their upgrades are within reason and I approve it, why not?

My real estate experience has been limited to a few home upgrade and renting out our basement, however I have been out of the market for a few years.

Most months I don’t do anything and the money just flows in but when a tenant moves out I can usually expect to spend considerable time painting, upgrading, and showing.  

Based on the photos, I would opt for keeping the existing cabinets, making cosmetic upgrades and get a tenant in there asap.

Seems that in Western Canada at least (prairies), the numbers likely will not work if you are hiring a contractor to do all the work and are just "upgrading" and existing property.