as @David Krulac says an Armoire (ex; IKEA cabinet to hang clothes in) may suffice.

Installed a backyard fence for privacyBuilt a fire pit seating area that turned out really coolCut in a kitchen passthrough/breakfast bar for an open feelRefinished the bathtub and vanityInstalled a new toilet (full bathroom renovation planned for later)Built new cabinet doors from scratch to save money; couldn’t refinish the old ones and buying new was too priceyNow I’m tackling scraping and skim coating all the popcorn ceilings before painting.This place is already looking and feeling so much different, and I’m excited to see how the numbers turn out once I get to the refi stage.For those of you who have done a live-in BRRRR:Any tips on staying sane while living in the middle of renovations?

Only pay once they leave the place broom-clean and not stripped of mechanicals, cabinets, lights, etc.Thank you Drew for your response and info  

I really didn't do any rehab other than adding pulls to the kitchen cabinets and re-caulking the tub and shower.

New PM's first visit to the property they share shocking photos/video that the house is trashed and gutted; ALL cabinets, toilets, furnace, ac unit, furnace, shower heads, gas meter (Apparently removed because of non payment and possible detection of gas leak) ...GONE.

I love talking numbers but didn't want to ramble:With regards to numbers for the BRRR, I currently have 273 tracked expense items for this project from the hydraulic jack that'll be used to offset pressure while doing roof repair, to the washers used on the bolts in the kitchen cabinets.

The rugs, wall paper and some cabinets are outdated and it looks like it was a bed and breakfast years ago. 

There will be no gutting, but we will be installing new doors, screen doors, closet doors, vanities, toilets, flooring, paint entire property including cabinets, and replace all handles and light switches and receptacles.

From what I understand, the condo association is responsible for all construction elements of individual units (such as drywall, flooring, cabinets, and fixtures as originally installed).But in my case, the association doesn't have enough money for that.  

.: Quote from @James McGovern: Why does it seem as if every guru teaches new flippers to do swing a hammer and demo kitchen cabinets when there is often much more to do?