These people are human and there’s no exact science to pricing a house.

You can check with one of the Habitat for Humanity warehouses for inexpensive cabinets and maybe appliances. 

I like to counter act this by being as helpful as humanly possible.

The neighborhood is a multi-ethnic neighborhood, so there isn't a typical look, other than the fact that they don't look like little skinny white dudes with tattoos running all over their bodies and weigh 110 lbs and the fact that they have witnessed the drug deals occurring right on the street in front of their houses. 

@Lee Arnold  I get it that sometimes people need a good kick in the butt to get them started, but personally I am more the type that decides I want something and don't stop until the pile of bodies jams the wheels, then I'll get out and walk the rest of the way.

Now we are in negotiations for a unit that had a dead body in it!

Some states have explored this in their body of law due to the recent foreclosure surge and some not so much.  

They have a wonderful grasp of the unique time in human history that we all find ourselves.

Once in awhile I get requests from programmers trying to develop an app or some program for human intelligence, can't be done, while parts of the analysis can be accomplished much easier with technology we don't have artificial intelligence to make objective and subjective determinations.

Or you  can mentor an able bodied person in real estate investing in trade for tile help.