Simple things like paint, light fixtures, new fence, land scaping, paint cabinets with new hardware.

I have a hard file filing cabinet that invoices, manuals, other documents go into by year and property.

If it it's more surface work, like painting, light fixtures, new cabinets, etc, you could likely accomplish it.The more likely scenario is that you have one really bad unit that you can start on either through terminating the lease or offering the tenants some kind of move off incentive.

We are upgrading all the counters to granite, painting cabinets, carpet to LVP, hardware from a basic brass to a matte black with copper finish, putting in ceiling fans etc.

Desperately seeking out any tips, tricks, or solutions those more experienced than us in this would recommend to prep the floor for tile in the most cost effective way; keeping in mind the rest of the house is finished, so we are trying to minimize damage to cabinets/drywall etc.

Carpet, cabinets, countertops, yard.

Things needed is:Sheetrock on ceiling and walls InsulationSome type of flooring3 internal doors Toilet and bathtub Vanity and sink for bathroom Kitchen cabinets and sink Ceiling fans(Unit has window units for cooling, considering putting a mini split in) Purchase price: $26,000ARV: $100-103k Comp rent: $895What do you think rehab will cost and is this a good deal?

We had the interior/exterior freshly painted, new floors, new showers, removed a wall to open it up, new cabinets, and new appliances.

The flooring should not be installed under cabinets or similar fixed items.

If vacant you need to:what is cost of dumpsters vs buying a pick up or finding some hauler to throw away all the demolition  secure and board up and add cameras, get roof bids, order roof parts, roof needs to get on the house ASAPclean out dry wall, everything fabric throw away, cut up and remove carpet, mop the studs and floor with bleach and water solution (5% bleach), inspect electrical - maybe some shorts or problems, order flooring for kitchen and baths and new kitchen cabinets (measure like you are OCD ten times), how is the sub flooring?