I offered to pay the difference of what it actually cost him and 3months rent (so if billed labor was $3k, I’d just pay the GC $150).Reasons why I like this:-Building rapport with this GC and his businesses-I get my reno done professionally at a heavily discounted price or potentially free-unit was going to sit empty anyways during my deployment, but now has a handy guy living in it-short term deal with the GC, at most I would sign a 6 months contract and charge the actual amount beyond the cost of renoThings I am getting done:-Laminate floors install and base boards-Cosmetic touch ups in bathroom (to include dry wall)-new front door/frame install-putting up ceiling fans -replacing cast iron pipes for sewer linesWould it be a good deal, all things considered?

Now that the 2 years have passed I'm going around and doing last touch ups around house about to put up for sale.

You are going to have some drywall touch up though, I don’t see any way around that.

Will it require deep cleaning or just a light touch up?

We basically had to add an AC and hot water heater, add lighting, rebuild the kitchen, and touch up paint.

I'm seeing a range of $15.00 (touch up)- $25.00 (more in-depth reno) depending on the condition of the property.

I was thinking it just needed probably some touch up paint and didnt really see much more.

I also found a few buildings that would really need just paint & a touch up in some areas. 

I have a salary but i keep time to check on rentals , rehab them , clean , touch up , rent them out , look for new properties constantly ,  if not by the hour .

I did minor rehab such as paint, adding fixture, and overall cosmetic touch up of the property.