I'm okay with painting and adding some cosmetic appeals to increase rent but I don't think I know enough to jump into a property that needs the kitchens or bathrooms fully demoed before it's safe/acceptable to live in.Ideally I would like to buy in Charlotte or the surrounding areas.

In Jan/Feb 2028 I plan to replace flooring and update the kitchen cabinets and counter top.https://www.smokymountainviews.com/shell-mountain-cabin-orp5...

Living rooms and kitchens are the hardest on floors in terms of wear.

Zero to minimum Capex for 10 years -New Everything: Roof, HVAC, Windows, Electrical, Plumbing, Flooring, Kitchen, Bathrooms, PatioLocation: North Charlotte, 7 minutes from UNC CharlotteBedrooms: 4BR + 2 flex spaces (5th BR/Den +1 Sm BR/Office/Study- sleeps 10-11).

Might do a few accent walls or maybe the kitchens with Terracotta/ Rust.

Hello, I'm a young new investor and currently operate a 16-room boarding house/hostel with 4 shared bathrooms, 1 kitchen, and 1 living room in Syracuse, NY.

In Maryvale (Phoenix, next door) ( basically the other end of the spectrum,) you'd look at the basics, roof, AC, kitchen, bathroom, floors, door knobs (hardware), switches, lights and you'd change it from antique Mexican flavor to newer antique Mexican flavor, and profit about $60,000 in shorter time.

Does the home have a kitchen and bathroom? 

Maybe the numbers would work for someone else, but my rental standards are a little higher (eg. for me, drop ceilings are alright in a finished basement, not an upstairs bathroom or kitchen.) 

Not really.You’ll need to confirm:• Commercial kitchen compliance• Health department approvals• Ability to produce resident-appropriate mealsRestaurants and AL kitchens are not always interchangeable.6.