You can loose a year of cashflow very quickly to unexpected roof repairs, furnace or air conditioning replacements or even exterior painting for a random C of O inspection or a shocker come tax time.

It needs flooring (some rooms were partially floored and the rest was cement, it needed paint interior and exterior, and had lots of items that went to the curb (including a spinet piano).

Could deter new tenants in the future.2) The boiler needs servicing and looks heavily worn/rusted, all pipe elbows are significantly corroded on exterior.3) Metering will make it easier to survey usage and determine equitable rent adjustments.So...best to "save" $200 per month in utilities, paying itself off in the long run (i.e. 50 months)?

You may need a 5th electric meter and a 100 amp “house” panel installed to supply electric for new sump and any electric in common areas, exterior outlets, food lights, etc.This is what I need to do for a multi family building in the suburbs of Philadelphia.

But I can start on the exterior work immediately.

The exterior, the interior, plumbing, electric, HVAC... everything. b) Rent Rolls and Leases  This is where the information provided by the landlord is going to matter.

A bathroom remodel that is not completed (in usable bathroom) stucco damage on exterior and exposed slab from in finished flooring project. 

Replace some GFIs, replace kitchen faucet, running toilet, leaky sink drain, and replace some exterior doors.

I am looking for general contractors in Tampa Bay area as the house has to be painted exterior and interior, flooring has to be replaced in bedrooms, the pool has to be refurbished and some miscellaneous work.

@Benny Gelbendorf The roof and gutters would be around $1000 (fix top few rows of brick on chimney, replace pipe boots, split boot on electric meter mast, new gutters & downs, maybe gutter guards on some areas)The mold I do not know, I would imagine in the $1000 range, but would need an inspection from a mold expert.I am an exterior contractor and my partner is a handyman/general contractor.