The underlying structure and plumbing seem good, but pretty much everything else needs replacement (flooring, tub-surrounds/tile, vanities, and toilets). 

We put in 3/4" hardwood oak, painted, updated a bathroom, painted kitchen cabinets, changed countertops & tiled the flooring.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

With that being the case I like 2 year leases as it lowers turnover costs and you get really high quality tenants in your location for a good amount of time.Side note all of my units are "tenant proofed" with vinyl planking and tile.

Light fixtures, door pulls, tile work, counters, cabinets, and so on. 

Here is the text from one of my properties including the requirements section.Upon touring this home, you will appreciate the spacious tiled living room with decorative fire place.

If anyone has recommendations or someone they have used before, especially for tiling and drywall, please comment with their info!

I just sold 24 homes in Las Vegas last year and I was impressed when many of the home inspectors found cracked roof tiles on the roofs that were 36+ feet high. 

Most of the flips I've seen in this area all look the same, grey walls, grey floors, shaker cabinets, subway tile, etc.

However, if you already have ceramic in the kitchen, you'd be far better off leaving it.

Roof/hvac ageWeather conditions/damage/snow removal/landscaping/salt waterSiding/roof materials (cedar vs stucco, asphalt or rolled versus tile.)Landlord/tenant friendly state  And, as you pointed out, property price. you want to lose money?