You should only do cosmetic repairs.

., but will need some cosmetic repairs. 

The second one was more of a fixer but cosmetic.   

Start with one that only needs some cosmetic fixes (minimal drywall, paint, flooring) and see how you do.

Someone you can trust.Start small – Aim for a light cosmetic flip on your first go so you don’t get overwhelmed with a full rehab.Hit me up if you need anything.

Also, depending on the area, codes and historic have been a big pain especially since the new city administration has put a much higher % inspection requirements for "cosmetic rehabs".I've been able to turn majority of the units in the last 3 years. 

@Shoaib Ali Chaudhary The background you have now will help you with understanding cost more when it comes to owning a property that might need either a cosmetic turn or fully renovated.

Some of our renovation were cosmetic rehabs , many full gut rehabs and some in betweens but we always went one step further to make certain the property was beautiful and in full compliance with section 8.

Was it a high end or a  light cosmetic rehab?

Just to explain the reason for my pointing out the updates; just a month ago it was cosmetically pretty ugly and I’ve added some square footage to the home.