I've found my passion for real estate is mostly in remodeling properties to add value, both with my own DIY and managing contractors so I wanted to up the ante with a bigger project (my previous remodels were 80k or less).

Hi all,I spent 60K to fully remodel one unit last year.

A tenant set the kitchen on fire.

Kitchen and baths, paint, flooring, fixtures, appliances, exterior paint, "curb appeal"/ landscaping and cleaning it up to look good from the street.

The reason we still feel bullish (not reckless) is that there are several obvious levers the prior operation didn’t really pull: delivery/pickup was not executed well; we’re partnering with owner.com to rebuild the website/app funnel and online presentation (not a plug — just something we believe will move the needle),delivery radius will be supported via Uber drivers (~15 miles),alcohol sales were only 1–3% previously because the old location didn’t have an actual bar and there was basically no signal that they served alcohol (no mixed drinks, no “bar energy”),the new space has a fully remodeled (2007) kitchen/dining, plus a legit outdoor eating area, and we’re reopening there in April.  

Totally leverage your knowledge and expertise to do some moderate to heavy remodels.

Was it an addition, remodeling or something else?

If you know of a company that does kitchen remodel in Akron Ohio, would love to hear them too. 

Mine is practically fully renovated (did it myself over time while living here) as in fully tiled bathrooms, huge master bedroom/bath, refinished original hardwood floors, kitchen cabinets with plenty of granite countertop space, stainless steel appliances, etc.

Start with the front, then entry, living room, into kitchen and dining.