Hi @Cervi -  Depending on the severity, we Kilz the floor (if plywood remove select sheets) remove 4 ft up of drywall and base trim all around the house and remove or treat some wall studs (where you can see stains or smell cat). 

From what I can see in the pictures, it needs some landscaping work to create some curbside appeal (some bushes and dead grass areas fixed), the basement needs to be finished (completely dry-walled, needs paint/flooring/trim), upstairs needs paint/carpet (mostly good condition, just old/dirty/strange colors).

My jack of all trades who has been performing everything outside of the 3 MEP trades has been incredible and will be painting the exterior this week which he has already re-trimmed.  

I should also look at trimming or taking down a couple of pine trees the drop sap and debris onto the roof.  

I would also suggest pvc trim. 

On the start of a long weekend - looking to paint a duplex if the rain holds off, trim bushes at a few properties, and see if anyone pays rent on the first since it falls on a Sunday.  

Towel bar, toilet paper holder, ect) Electrical outlets plumbing Lighting Celling fan/ventFloors General outside of kitchen/bathroom Floors $3,500.00 Molding/trim (millwork cost included in section 12) Baseboards Electrical $7,800.00 Electrical panel Electrical outlets(grounding, circuit breakers) Electrical outlets placement Light fixtures / or celling fans Light switches Wiring Replace Light switches as needed Replace wiring as needed Plumbing (tentative) Old Galvanized pipes (outside of kitchen & Bath) – cooper Main water supply in take Sewer line8.

I would consider painting trim and doors a contrasting color. 

.* Design kitchen, bath, and trim* List all fixtures, tile, etc.* Now we can price the rest of the job

Doors, trim, and fixtures probably cost me 4-5 grand that I just overlooked.