I would agree that a new roof, windows, new tile, new kitchen cabinets will be considered as improvement and depreciate for 27 year or so. 

Hide the drugs in your medicine cabinet and don't keep valuables in the house.

Nice home in Lago Vista TX Owner financing available 1554 sqft 2017 build Upgrades throughout Attached garage / washer dryer hookup$260k 7% minimum $20k DPMarket over saturated with new builds for cheaper prices but they don’t offer owner financing and my home has upgraded floors, cabinets, countertops etc. where do I post besides Craigslist, Facebook & zillow

The house will be fully renovated new windows,walls appliances, cabinets and bathrooms.

Enjoy this 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms home with an in-door laundry, a renovated kitchen with new cabinets, white quartz counter tops, decorative back-splash tile, stainless steel appliances, sink and faucet.

Install flooring, cabinets/countertops, paint.

It's in Virginia Beach (ideal market for me), owned currently by a family friend/very successful real estate investor.  3br/2bath house, that has been lightly renovated (floors, cabinets, paint, cosmetic stuff), and will be sold to me for $200k. 

I intend on sanding and repainting the cabinets and maybe replace the door, should that be good enough?

Purchase:VA LoanPurchase Price:$167,000Rent Roll$1,250Renovations: Updated floors from carpet to LVP, prime and paint, painted cabinets white, updated fixtures and appliances$20,000Appraisal at refinance$300,000Rent Roll$2000Cash flow: $500 per month

Is it worth diving into a full bathroom/kitchen gut (unpermitted/handyman not of my choice) possibly revealing more issues or just paint, new cabinet pulls, switches/outlets, lights, etc?