Pretty much seems to sums it up.A hammer + a nail punch and some tub and tile sealant might work.You don't want water getting under there.Good Luck!

I have a contractor that can handle everything except plumbing and tile.

(Seeing a pattern here?)

So, painting the interior walls, replacing the old cafe green countertops with butcher block, and updating the kitchen floors and backslash, as well as the bathrooms with a "beachy" tile!

So, painting the interior walls, replacing the old cafe green countertops with butcher block, and updating the kitchen floors and backslash, as well as the bathrooms with a "beachy" tile!

This is your business and pattern of behavior.2.

A lot of water damage to the entire subfloor, the bathtub was tiled, but not sealed properly and black mold was around almost all of the grout.

With your background instead of buying turn-key, find something that maybe has some deferred maintenance and potentially some surface renovations (paint, tile, countertops, etc).

Just wondering what other flippers are loving nowadays when it comes to vanities and tiles. 

The Austin market continues to stabilize and return to its typical seasonal pattern.