I would need flooring, countertops, bath remodel, demo etc.

IMO the most cost-effective parts of a kitchen or bath reno, that you could pay yourself in labor vs. pay a contractor would be 1) careful demo and cleanup, 2) painting or skimcoating, 3) re-using existing materials/accessories or using refurbished ones in a clever way (e.g. re-use existing cabinets and painting them)

After demo, it will be worth LESS than what was paid to buy it.

+1 to their recommendation above additionally, Before committing to any service, take advantage of free trials or demos to test out the features and functionality.

Im pretty sure it will need new hardscape, electrical upgrade, flooring, demo , hvac and new kithcne and bathrooms. 

By doing a lot of the minor demo and work myself, I kept the costs down to $85k for remodel.

If the house is a total teardown, I think I could breakeven on the land after demo and transactional costs, assuming demo can be done reasonably cheap. 

I can get rid of the mobile home without paying demo cost and make a couple thousands out of the deal, win-win.

I might use that time to do a clean out, demo, work on my scope of work and line up contractors.

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