We had a cement area in the garage and ceramic tile in entry way that was urine soaked to the point that the urine had actually seeped thru the grout in the tile entry way and soaked the wood subfloor.  

Being that VA Loans require 90 days of seasoning, I will have to hold tile for 3 months before selling.

Base model has tiled kitchens and bathrooms, solid surface countertops, carpeted living and bed rooms.

Or some outdoor tile? 

Porcelain tub and tile on the walls for that tub/shower combo.  

You're talking about mainly the infrastructure, not finishes such as vanity, tile choices, etc. 

Install drywall, flooring, tile, HVAC system, R&R windows, R&R entry door, new bathroom, new kitchen, run electrical, insulate, paint, finish work.  

And I go through the gamut of current and future upgrades/maintenance: tiling the kitchen floor (in progress), new windows come spring/summer, new blinds and curtains, and the few 'fix-it' things that need attending to.  

I have solid connections in electrical and plumbing, but looking for someone who has basic carpentry skills (install trim, take down walls and re-frame walls, etc), installs floors (hardwood and vinyl), minor painting, basic tile work, things like that.

There are tiles that look like wood, which would be more durable for a renter.