It was a great resource and motivator to listen to while staining cabinets etc.

Minor diy work with little contracting like adding a wall to make a 4th room (old owners took the wall down a long time ago), restaining cabinets, backsplash, flooring, paint walls, tile, crown molding, add tub to half bath by knocking out closet, fixing up the master bedroom en suite, etc.

Computers, printers, file cabinets, software programs like QuickBooks. 

M Marie Maxwell , oops, there goes my ignorance on markets, lol. most "row" houses here are 5-10 houses stuck to each other, they usually just put in the cheapest materials to just be called a "house", most buyers rip of 30-60% of the finishes and install their own. we are talking about laminate countertops, $1/sf floors, osb cabinets, etc.

But all cabinets and counters tops are good, appliances included except washer and dryer for the 2 units setup for them.

Granite counters or brand new cabinets in a rental would be silly for the investor.

It will need a few minor fix ups as we want to keep it in great condition - new kitchen cabinets, fixtures, redo one bathroom and carpet in living/dining room and hallway. 

So no missing kitchen cabinets, sinks work, toilets flush, etc.

I would guess the updated homes with granite, backsplashes, nice cabinets and hardwoods would be getting the top rents of 1150-1250.

Its on the ceiling, base boards, and cabinets.