The before photos show what the typical unit in affordable apartments looks like. When we purchase a property, this is often our starting point.

Scroll through to see the difference from start to finish. 

Replaced flooring with new luxury vinyl plank, new light fixtures, fresh paint, and hardware

Kitchen

Replaced countertops, cabinets, appliances, and hardware

Bathroom

Repaired leaks, refinished tub with a two-coat epoxy, new tub liner, in addition to a low-flow energy-efficient showerhead

Bedroom

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