I was considering ripping out the carpet (has some tough stains), installing new vinyl wood floors, repainting the walls, do a thorough deep cleaning, and converting the loft room back into a bedroom (putting up the top half of the wall and putting a door in), and then finally rent out the townhouse.

Yes I would get a nonrefundable deposit if they want to customize the unit so that you can repaint if the deal falls through.Just make sure you have any of the disclosure paperwork if that’s required in your state.

Hey BiggerPockets landlords, I’m currently preparing on repainting my exterior of my investment property.

The pulled out the ceilings that were acoustic and replaced the tiles, and scrubbed and sprayed with Kilz, then repainted the drywalled ceilings.3. 

Purchase price: $237,500 Cash invested: $59,000 Very lucky to get this, initially I lost out to an all cash offer but after the buyer got cold feet I got it.4 Beds total, exterior looks rough but really just needs to be repainted and interior is beautiful.Unit 1 = $1500Unit 2 = $1500 How did you finance this deal?

You stated it need needs to be repainted inside and two (2) floors refinished, as well as a deep clean, but maybe that is what you did ten years ago

I did repaint in the kitchen. 

Upon my visit, I know the house needs wall repainting, replacing bathroom tiles, installing 3 doors, and renewing kitchen sinks.I am very inexperienced when it comes to these fixes and def want to avoid all of that work myself. 1.

The buildings are also scheduled to be repainted in a few months and the complex is very well maintained.

Paint ext/int, paint cabinets and new countertops, new appliances, new floors throughout, sand and repaint a large deck, contingency set aside for pool, power wash roof/clean gutters, new front door/back door/leave slider, new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, as well as all handles, cabinet pulls and so on..