It helps having a year builders warranty to get any imperfections fixed, and then all of the appliance warranties.

A small summary of the SoW includes: Roof certification via light roof repair and gutter replacement, exterior pest work for section 1 clearance, new flooring throughout, full kitchen and bathroom remodels, new windows where needed (3) and glass sliders for backyard, new HVAC system, scraped popcorn ceilings for imperfect smooth, can lighting throughout, new receptacles and switches, new door knobs and finishes throughout, and some stuff I'm sure I forgot to mention.

Perfectly good appliances with minor imperfections...but if you really don't want to spring for the initial cost of buying new, you could wright in the lease that the fridge is not the owners property...

Love the idea of the vinyl plank for a mobile home, seems to cover up the imperfections and stays durable plus i can install that myself - but 1200 sqft of plank makes a huge impact on the flip budget.Also, I tend to remove mobile home sized doors and windows and replace with standard when needed.

Millions of dollars made later, Im perfectly comfortable with having paid more than everyone else told me they were worth.Dont step over dollars to pick up pennies.

The numbers are imperfect - but the latest available. 

Bank don't care etc...Moral of the story, residential real estate is an imperfect business.

I'd also paint  the vanity, something darker for contrast, and it will hide imperfections, and fix any scratches/dents, add new  fancy faucet, and upgrade the shower head  to something when people look at it, they are like "wow!"   

Tier 2 $175 a square foot for new construction.One thing i've found is either way they bring in subs and it can be an imperfect situation.

1)Lay down some LVT with underlayment2) Fill any imperfections with mud or joint compound, lightly sand everything, prime(sand again if necessary) and paint.