Only the sanding and refinishing the wood floor was completed, but without the cleanup, so when the new tenants moved in no repairs had been made and there was sawdust over everything in the whole house. 

How extensive was the rehab - it seems you refinished the floors, what else did you have to do in that $7,000?

Updated both units, added central air, gutted and refinished bathrooms with nice finishes like tile, added more cabinets and changed layout in kitchenWhat was the outcome?

This can include fixing any damage, replacing broken appliances, and repainting or refinishing surfaces.Stage the home: Stage the home to make it more appealing to potential buyers.

Hey everybody, I am in the process of fixing up a house I bought and am planning to live in it for a bit as a house hack by airbnbing out part of the basement and eventually rent out or potentially sell it on down the...

Refinished original hardwood trim/stairs and railings.

I have an estimate from a private contractor to refinish the pieces for $60 each, but he cannot do it while there are new tenants in the home.

Haven't physically seen the property in person yet but have seen pictures and video.Will need new flooring, sheetrock repair on inside, paint interior, power wash exterior, paint exterior, refinish kitchen cabinets, new kitchen cabinet doors, new water heater, So a bit more than just cosmetic but I think doable.

All the original cabinets and furnishings were still in the house minus a few minor things (shower heads, missing stove, etc)Current price is $185000 and a house I looked at down the street a few weeks ago was also listed at $185,000, was only 2400 square feet, and ended up selling for around $155k (18-19% below asking price which seems to be about as low as HUD will go for the DFW area)I looked on Zillow and the only two houses I found that have sold within the last year close by was a 2300 square foot house that sold for around $225 (it looked pretty updated and nice) and a 2700 square foot that sold for around $240k.Assuming the house just needs basic repairs (new flooring, refinish cabinets and countertops, paint, etc.) what would be a good buying price (whether they accept it or not I don't care about as I am just learning), rough rehab cost, selling price and potential profit for this to be a "good deal"Any and all feedback is appreciated.

To me they don't look like real solid wood.I wanted to have them refinished.