But generally items like appliances, carpet, paint, cabinets etc would examples of items that the landlord is able to depreciate over time on their taxes and therefore is expected to replace when needed.I hope this helps! 

.- Added 2nd Bath, floors, and interior paint.To do's:- Partial Kitchen: counters, cabinet paint, stove, and sink.- Deck- Exterior Paint- RoofConsidering converting enclosed carport to studio.

You probably will not get HVAC, electric or plumbing experience, but probably roofing, siding, windows, cabinets, flooring, wall builds and painting (some of it depends on your local habitat as some work will be contracted out).

When we purchase the property we will be renovating all of the units 100% so new applicances, kitchen, windows, doors, cabinets, bathrooms and balconies.

They painted the kitchen cabinets, replaced the sink/faucet and replaced the counter with granite.  

New appliances, and painted kitchen cabinets.

They use nicer quality premanufactured cabinets, granite, etc, but not like over the top.

Things to be renovated include the entire bathroom, kitchen, cabinets, etc. 

I was looking at painted shaker style cabinets so that I can repair them easily if they are damaged.  

New cabinets, and granite counter tops, full bathroom rehab in 2 bathrooms, new windows, new wood sighting on entire outside of home, new wood deck in back yard, new paint and texture job throughout.