Turnovers & make-ready
Get vacant units rent-ready without turning a simple punch list into a capital project.
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Renovation and make-ready that protects the asset.
When a unit needs turnover work — or a building needs a real rehab — construction runs through REGP Construction. Scope first. No inflated bids. Day-to-day management stays with Good Karma Estates. One owner conversation; the right company for the job.
What we do
Minor repairs to full gut rehabs.
REGP Construction handles the work a homeowner — or a multifamily owner — actually needs. Most of the volume is turnovers: baths, kitchens, new flooring (LVP / tile), plumbing, electrical, drywall, and paint. Chicago GC license. Insured.
Kitchens & baths
Refresh or rebuild the rooms that decide whether a unit leases — cabinets, fixtures, tile, and finishes that hold up. See also kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, and home renovation.
Systems & finishes
Flooring (LVP / tile), plumbing, electrical, drywall, and paint — the trades that show up on almost every rehab.
CHA / FHA repairs
We can handle the repair work when it comes up.
Repair capability — not a placement specialty
We can handle CHA / FHA repairs on a managed property. That means the physical work and the standards that go with it — not a voucher-placement desk. If you need placement help, say so and we will tell you what we do and what we do not.
Scope before spend
Same operator habit as management: diagnose the work, then decide repair vs. replace. We do not inflate scope because a contractor prefers replacement.
With management
Make-ready sequenced with leasing.
Vacant units do not produce income. When GKE is managing the property, REGP Construction scopes the turnover so trades and leasing are not waiting on each other. When you only need the rehab, we still start with scope — then build the bid around what the asset needs.
Management fees live on the owners conversation (percentage of rents, sized to how hard the building is to manage). Renovation pricing is scoped per job — not a published rate card on this page.
Case studies
Coming after owner approval.
Short before/after cards will land here once photos and scope details are approved for public use. We do not publish project claims, timelines, or addresses until then.
Straight answers
Before you call about a rehab.
Pulled from how we already operate on this page. We will not invent timelines, dollar ranges, or license numbers we have not published.
Who does the renovation work?
Construction and renovation run through REGP Construction. Day-to-day management stays with Good Karma Estates. Buying, selling, and acquisitions run through Real Estate Growth Partners. One owner conversation; the right company for the job.
What renovations and make-ready work do you handle?
Most of the volume is turnovers: baths, kitchens, new flooring (LVP / tile), plumbing, electrical, drywall, and paint. Work ranges from minor repairs to full gut rehabs. Chicago GC license. Insured.
How is renovation pricing set?
Renovation pricing is scoped per job — not a published rate card. Scope first. No inflated bids. Management fees are a separate conversation on the owners path.
Do you handle CHA or FHA repairs?
We can handle CHA / FHA repairs on a managed property — the physical work and the standards that go with it — not a voucher-placement desk. If you need placement help, say so and we will tell you what we do and what we do not.
How do I start a rehab or make-ready?
Call 773-507-3194, email hello@goodkarmaestates.com, or send an inquiry. Tell us the address and what the unit needs. If you also want a rent and management read, request a free rental evaluation.
Next step
Need a turnover, kitchen/bath refresh, or deeper rehab?
Tell us about the property and what the unit needs. Call 773-507-3194 or send an inquiry on the homepage contact form.