In 2022 we bought an early 2000’s rental property to renovate. Although the house was relatively new it needed a bit of a refresh. In this member-only series I’ll take you through the whole job from beginning to end including a full cost-breakdown for the work.
Our next project part 1 – it didn’t start well!
The paint has barely dried on our 1920’s renovation and we’re on to our next project! This mini-series will be …
Mini renovation part 2 – smaller jobs
It’s time to start on some of the smaller jobs in our mini-renovation of an investment property. It’s only a …
Mini renovation part 3 – kitchen demolition
It’s a new build! It can’t need that much work, surely! If only that was the case. Time to rip …
Mini renovation part 4 – retro fitting kitchen units
Another exclusive update for Member Zone subscribers! Today we continue the mini-renovation project and discuss what’s involved when retro fitting …
Mini renovation part 5 – kitchen end panels
We’re continuing our ‘new build’ renovation as I retro fit a new kitchen. Today we’re taking a deep dive in …
Mini renovation part 6 – odd sized cabinet doors and more
In this article we’re continuing to look at what’s actually involved in the renovation of a rental property. Lots to …
Mini renovation Part 7 – my attempt at tiling
In this article we’re looking at the installation of metro tiles on horribly uneven walls. I’m not the best tiler …
Mini renovation Part 8 – we’re finished!
This mini renovation is finally finished! In this article we’ll look at using masking tape to get a perfect silicone …
How much does a basic new-build refurbishment cost in 2023?
Is the UK rental market in trouble? Today we’re taking a look at exactly how much it costs to refurbish …