I'd like to know the price of typical household items and associated labor costs.

I dump 10lb in each of the household trash cans in my multifamily every collection day til it's gone. 

The investor purchased the asset with the intention of renovating the units and adding value by increasing rents.South Shore remains to be one of the most undervalued neighborhoods in the City of Chicago relative to employment, average house hold income, occupancy levels and rents.

Property was built 1916 with some recent refurbishment (definitely not comprehensive).

Were any of the other members of the household on the lease?

Great relocation package which included all fees/commissions associated with selling, compensation for loss of value of the NJ house, moving household goods and cars, and closing costs for the short sale house I bought in Davie, FL about 1.25 years ago. 

That's very comprehensive.  

So the first property I'm considering is in a neighborhood that makes approximately $30k/yr income per household and I'm planning on paying $50,500 for it then I'm guessing I'll spend $10k to fix it up with new paint, carpet and maybe new bathroom sinks/cabinets.  

I saw a mention of a lot of new rental households being formed.  

While I don't need it immediately, does anyone use it and how comprehensive is the info provided?