If you know this then you should be able to get yourself in the ballpark adding some fluff to the estimate.Are you just replacing cabinets, flooring and counters or are you going wall to wall demo and rehab?

The cabinets are in great shape but they're so dated.

The rehab quote I got is as following: Kitchen: $1,800.00 Caulk/paint white area around cabinets $250.00 Sand/Finish existing cabs $150.00 Tile backsplash above existing cabinets $300.00 New range Varies Stainless Vent Fan above range $300.00 30”x12” over range oak wall cabinet $200.00 12”x30” oak wall cab $200.00 New cabinet handles $150.00 New faucet $250.00 Hall: $350.00 Remove mirror, repair holes, repaint walls and trim

@Felipe Salgado, look for properties that have things like outdated kitchen cabinets, outdated bathroom vanities, ugly flooring.

As I gathered my papers and got up from the chair, I asked if I could at least remove the old kitchen cabinets and she said “you can’t touch anything!”

He said it needs a complete interior remodel with new cabinets and all.

The interior layouts are pretty much all the same.I'm not quite done with inspections yet, so I don't know the condition of the electrical and mechanicals, but I do know the that the interiors all need updating (floors, cabinets, counters, sinks, paint, etc.)The problem is is that I'm out of state.

Also, when I rehab a property, it will always have new granite countertops, new floors, probably new cabinets, etc.

Personally I like to open up floor plans, fluff up the kitchens and baths with nice tile (showers, backsplashes), granite, stainless appliances and other touches people notice (bathroom niches, wine racks, soft close cabinets).

We’re now having to get people in to fix the crap that they did including tearing into walls to solder plumbing they didn’t solder, cutting out shower valves to re-set them as they weren’t in right, re-mount all of the kitchen cabinets and more.