Here are some pictures of the long awaited cabinets. I have previously posted photos of the old cabinets. Click the pictures for a larger view.
Thursday, August 11, 2005
Cabinet Photos
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Here is where I detail my adventures in real estate. It's meant for people who want to get into this investment area but need some encouragement, help, or just a general push in the right direction. Hopefully, by detailing all my experiences, you'll see it's really not that difficult or scary.
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August
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- Old Neighbor in Preforeclosure
- Buyer's Inspection Notice
- Article On Why RE Agents Aren't Getting Rich
- Building My Company's Credit part 2
- Building My Company's Credit
- Meta: A New Record!
- Yard Violation Cleared Up
- Meta: Comment Spam
- Now The Paperwork Begins!
- Yard Is Clean!
- Psychology Of MLS Listings
- Moving Forward With Sale
- House Is Sold!
- Need New Cabinets In Phoenix?
- Offer Fell Through, But New One Received
- Offer For House!
- Cabinet Costs
- Yardwork Revisited
- Cabinet Photos
- The $13,000 Phone Call
- House Is Listed!! (Updated)
- Guess What?
- Third Time's The Charm For The Hinges?
- Turns Out, It's More Than A One Day Delay
- A Call To End Tax Free Gains On Real Estate
- One Day Delay
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August
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- Get my ebook!!
- The long story of how I got started
- Another step done... and more about getting started
- It's done! Here are the final results
- Final Results For House 11
- How To Get Started In REI For Under $400
- Step by step guide to buying preforeclosures (and birddogging)
- How To Ensure You Get The Best Rates Possible
- Phoenix BirdDogs / Wholesalers Wanted
4 comments:
Those cabinets sure do make a difference. I believe you said the old ones were warped(?), but they were also dark, which really cause a negative appearance. These new cabinets are lighter in color, which really opens up the kitchen. Good job!
BTW, even though you went through hell with the contractors, your persistence has paid off in the form of higher appreciation. Way to hang in there!
Yeah, even with all the problems, I'm glad I replaced the cabinets. They lighten the place up and make it look more modern. The old cabinet doors were warped and they didn't close right. And there were hooks and stuff stuck on them from the previous owners. What's strange about this kitchen is that with both the old and new cabinets, there is only one drawer! I don't know if anyone will notice that, but it's strange. I suppose if I was thinking about it, I could have had the end cabinet to the right of the sink made into a column of drawers. But I have a feeling this house is going to be purchased by an investor rather than an owner-occupant, so I don't think the lack of drawers will be an issue. Don't know why I feel that way, but I do.
I totally agree, the new cabinets coupled with the new appliances significantly improves the feel of the kitchen. I think doing both was better than one without the other (synergy, whole greater than sum of its parts sort of thing). Looks good!
What a difference! You've convinced me to do the same thing to our House 1--that is, if we decide to sell it. The cabinets there are dark, too.
Congratulations!
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