Everyone who walked through said how much the loved the floors. best of all its perfectly level between the tile ones I used in the bathrooms & the wood floor ones I used in the main area.

Besides the huge roll in shower and bathroom, it features lowered kitchen cabinets, higher outlets, lower wall switches, widened door entries and hallways.

Repair/replace damaged wood in the ceiling and sheetrock the kitchen ceiling)*Install new 60” kitchen base, counter and sink*Paint throughout (1,000 sq. ft. house)*Replace 6 windows*Secure rear basement door and basement windows*final interior cleaning/disinfecting*Install new rear entry door and front basement door (Steel entry door in the rear and solid wood door for the basement)*install new locks (keyed-alike)*Install new glass on rear door (a piece of 2x1 glass)*Replace front stair treads (about 40 feet of treads)*Replace bathroom subfloor and “sister” new joists (approx. 50 sq. ft. of subfloor)*Install new tub surround/vanity/faucets*Install insulation under bath/kitchen*Fabricate new handrails for rear stairsLabor price is $3,900 and material price is $3,100 for total price of $7,000.

It took me about 8 hours to change the faucets in two bathrooms.

My next project is to regrout my shower floor, and kitchen/bathroom counter tops.

If there are no fixtures in the bathroom/kitchen then NO.

The house has plywood across the front door and sliding doors, holes in the drywall, a disgusting and dated kitchen and bathrooms, and a bad roof.

I should have known because when their parents viewed the house with them they suggested adding a bathroom would "add value to the house".

Dave you need to make a list for plumbing - bathrooms and fixtures in them, kitchens (ditto), laundry, hose bibs, list all the plubing you want to see done. for electrical work - same thing make a list.

I cleaned it up and sold it for $85,000 to a guy who added another bathroom and some paint and got it appraised for $120,000.