The person did some "repairs", and during the next rain, instead of the ceiling having the dripping issues, the water seems to have started running down the side of the wall (evidenced by the paint bubbling)l.We left the apartment very clean, and move in ready, apart from some smudges on the tile (It was raining heavily the days we moved).

The color is neutral and looks nice and goes with everything and now I don't have to even think about paint color.For kitchen and bathroom, I use ceramic tile and it's the same tile that goes in each house.

 $5,000 (could go with cheaper laminant and save $1,500)4) Gut the two small bathrooms $7,000 (Replace bisque jetted bath tub with white standard tub, reframe leaky tile shower, replace vanities/ toilets.)5) resurface kitchen cabinet doors $1,6006) granite counter top ~$3,0007) Remove structural wall separating living rooms $2,0008) GE appliances $2,200There is other work to be done (HVAC, foundation, paint etc.) but items above are the ones with potential for cost savings. 

We cut the back splash off and put an inexpensive tile up.

Glass tile should run 3.99 a sqft.

Good thing we installed cheap carpet, the tile floors only had to be cleaned, because they couldn't destroy it.Also don't put landscaping just throw gravel because they won't take care of it. 

I do drywall, floors, paint, tile, plumbing, and more!!!

Would I be able to do my own roof, tile floor, move a wall......

The exterior has asbestos siding so risks of it existing inside are higher but there's no old tile/heating ducts. 

The rehab costs include a new furnace, repairing the floor, new cabinets and counters in kitchen and some new tiling in the bathroom (floor and around the shower). thanks for your input, I really appreciate it!