Things like getting a filing cabinet to keep all our paperwork organized is heaven for me.

What is everyones opinionon cabinet refacing on house flips?

After that we did a full gut job rehab on the condemned unit including new cabinets, counter tops, appliances, shower, vanity, toilet, light fixtures, plumbing fixtures, refinished the hardwood and put LVP in bathroom/kitchen and finished it up with a fresh coat of paint.

Well, when the long term tenant moved, we found the discharge hose had been leaking behind the cabinets.

-Same bathroom, the finish on the cabinets for the sink/vanity is very faded in specific areas, as if a dog (their unauthorized dog....) was scratching at it.

Check under cabinets.

@Brandon McNultyCapex includes those big items; roofs, floors, kitchen cabinets and counters, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, etc.  

Initially I thought that the rehab would be much lighter than what it turned out to be.Unit #1: Trim throughout, doors, luxury vinyl plank + tile in the bathroom, new vanity & toilet, paint, granite counter tops, new cabinets & sink, stainless steel appliances, and updated fixtures. 

The home does need some cosmetic work so they're not going to be getting your security deposit back most likely due to damaged walls, cabinets etc.

If you plan on doing more extensive renovations after a tenant moves out, like replacing flooring type, appliances, cabinets, countertops, bathroom renovations, this would be considered CapEx because it adds value to the property.