In other words, do not convert the kitchen or master bath into your dream master bath or kitchen…keep it simple, clean & precise.These are strictly my opinions:)

A lot of the homeowners I work with talk to my company while they're doing just that, so I hope some of these tips help.In terms of what a lot of renters look for in a property, the kitchen is one of the most important factors, and having a modern, up-to-date amenities in a single family home is always a plus.

I have done bathrooms,  kitchens,  roofs,  concrete,  gas pipes,  all plumbing.. .  

We're still working on the house I described (tenants left in July), partly to fix the damages they left behind and to expand the master bathroom, replace the kitchen counters, repaint the entire house, lay down new flooring, etc. etc. etc..   

The paint job cost $700, $110 for professional carpet cleaning, and $180 to professional clean bathroom and kitchen.

It's a 1950s SFH...kitchen cabinets & countertops need to be updated. 

Hi Lance - I just bought my first home/investment property in the Farmers Branch/Carrollton/Addison area and have plans to update the kitchen and bathroom before I move in and do some kind of house hack. 

If the kitchen an bath rooms are 30 years old you may have to start planning to replace them sooner than later.

It needs too much work (we are not sure yet how much the rehab will be, working on getting an estimate now. 1800 sq ft needs two baths, kitchen, floors, lots of walls, a few windows, heating system at least.)The bank is asking 99k, it just came on the market.

Two of my lenders sent their "closing cost" estimates for a loan amount of about $50k.One guy seems to have included everything and the kitchen sink (termite inspection, entire year of home insurance, courier fee, etc).