Exterior needs a good washing, but nothing is peeling to have to scrap a lot, so maybe 2000-3000K for ext, and interior another 1000 to $1500 for every room.

everyone so far appears to be against the paint option, what I have found from my experience is you can paint metal tubs with no problem as long as you remove the drain and paint under it when reinstall it, if they tape around it which most of them do, it will begin to peel from there, what I would like to know is what is the best cleaning chemical to remove the stain, as far as painting a fiberglass tub I have no experience with that, hope this helps. let us know what you end up doing because I also hate spending money I don't have to.

The third red flag was when I had him have a contractor give me a quote for putting peel and stick vinyl on the floor.

Broken windows almost always disqualifies, peeling paint can, subfloor visible. 

I was in a house yesterday that had a Stephen King "It" mask lying empty in a creepy basement.expensive - thousands of dolllars worth of tools from an estate sale where the heirs just got tired of cleaning through the piles. 

Tip:  use a contractor that is familiar with laying VCT, because the best way to glue down the peel/stick vinyl planks is to put them down on VCT tile glue. 

@Kwame Peele You may also want to attend a Jacksonville Real Estate Investors Marketplace meeting.

We'll keep our eyes peeled @Mike Thompson.

A lot of masked self-promotion can be had here but for the most part we're just a community trying to help.I've always bought off-market RE from distressed sellers (usually tired landlords or sudden transfers out) in my backyard, so I don't know about buying and rehabbing 18 states away. 

Kevin Dee - my condo landlord (private owner) reglazed the tub (looked fine on move in afaik) and the bottom started naturally splitting and chipping/peeling off a few months later.