Painted whole home, new flooring, painted cabinets and new counter tops, finished basement.

New paint, flooring, trim.

You should be able to get someone to rip it out and tile it as a shower for $5k, or just pull out and re-set the tub for even less.

understood,  the property is really outdated so I wanted to really make it nice but the first estimate was 30,000 for labor along. so Im waiting for a quote  to just do lBP flooring a paint job. 

Another reason to sell is to avoid a large capital expenditure like a roof, paving, or painting.

The renovations included new flooring, fresh paint, a new HVAC system, updated bathrooms, and the addition of stainless steel appliances and granite countertops.

This is how you get ripped off folks.

It's essentially turnkey minus the usual maintenance such as new carpets and paints.

No professional is 'necessarily required' but it is normally a tradeoff between time saving, assurance that things are done correctly for a cost.For me, i can paint one of my rentals, but i decide my time is better spent elsewhere.Best of luck.

We recently had a rental property where the unit needed re-painted and the carpets needed professionally cleaned multiple times to even get the smell out; which your best bet at that point may just to be to replace any carpeting you may have in the unit.