Yes this is a hands on hospitallity oriented business and It all depends on the location, size and type of space and your target audience.

I do not have carpets, rugs, furnishings in yet. 

General consensus seems to be my price is more oriented towards a homeowner on a one-off job (retail) but not to a GC who is expecting wholesale prices (assuming I have the effort correct)Is there a playbook to achieve wholesale prices but maintaining profitability?

He is detail oriented in his work and he's a total perfectionist, but his crew is also quick and efficient considering that they always want to do it right the first time.  

I went to the house myself to clean it and noticed my cleaner really hasn’t been sweeping or vacuuming and so did a deeper clean today.I had someone come meet me to bid it out, and she is way way way more detail oriented than my usual cleaner.

Stores that have since moved-in to the space include Costco, HomeGoods, Petco, Hobby Lobby, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Field and Stream, Best Buy, and Ashley Furniture Home Store.Transit Oriented/Mix-Use Developments- Mobile Bay Bridge Project is said to begin in 2020, costing $2.1 billion and consisting of a six-lane cable stay bridge over the Mobile Bay connecting Mobile and Eastern Shore.

I'm not in Toledo, but watch the sizes on the W/D if you put them in.Some are more single person oriented, and some for more people.If you rent to family, a tiny W/D will not be much of draw to rent the place.If your close in competition is offering W/D vs W/D hookups, you will most likely have to lower rent and be sure you are renting to someone who can afford a W/D (STACK).1) As to the vent, check local building code and follow it--it may not be possible or it may be possible.2) Water feed hoses have a service life--if you exceed that, they may break and pour A LOT of water onto the floor.3) To lessen the likelihood of dryer vent fires, the dryer vent will have a Service Schedule for lint clean out (at a minimum, what it says in the dryer manual).You might want to put these last two on to the renter as their responsibility, but that brings more risk than if you DIY.Good Luck!

Two way turn in access.These will all go good for contractor locations or family oriented martial arts, dance, day care, etc.

If you are in a colder climate, I would flip the orientation of the tub so the drain is on an interior wall though.

And if you are single story in a downtown type area, your use is likely to be more retail oriented (including office space for customer facing tenants like real estate brokerage, insurance agent, dentist).