Is that carpet squares or tile?

Repairs Needed:Flooring - Vinyl Wood 1200 sq ft$1,200Floor Underlayment$260Floor - Tile 350 sq ft$580Flooring Adhesive$200Floor Trim$435Paint All Walls$450Bath/Shower Remodel (2)$1,400Oven$800Dishwasher$530Microwave$150Washer/Dryer$600Refrigerator$1,300Crown Molding$350Concrete Driveway$2,500Surprises$2,000Expected Repairs$12,755Closing CostsBroker Commision$1,000Broker Admin Fee$250Title and Transfer Fees$500Misc Expenses$250Total Buying Costs$2,00075% ARV$107,946Minus Expenses$14,755MAX OFFER$93,191First off, did I do these number right?  

Then with light fixtures, plumbing fixtures, tile, etc. 

Would you fix up some drywall, maybe replace a corner of carpet or a few floor tiles and repaint, etc. or would you go above and beyond and go as far as replacing the existing appliances and washer/dryer too?

In my first remodel-hold, I put brown marbled tile in the kitchen floor, dark walnut stained oak cabinets, and brown concrete countertops.

I bought a $400 tile saw from a guy for $200, who was a beginner and saved himself probably a grand on a tile job but would have had to rent the saw for 2 weeks, which would have been way more than $200.

Rough finish - drywall, cabinets, bath tile, plumbing fixtures, counters.

I've been working with a builder for quite a while, installing their tile and hardwood flooring.

Nobody can tell me my estimates are wrong or right, there is only a degree of inaccuracy, if my estimate for a 50sf bathroom is 100k with $2/sf tile and $200 bathtub, nobody could really prove me wrong, estimates are personal opinion based.

If the house is pre-1980's the ceiling tiles might contain asbestos.