look for clean walls, clean trim, siding, appliance/HVAC age and condition, turn on the water, check for leaks.

It also means that they can do things like trim trees that are growing into overhead power lines.

Someone that is comfortable with everything from minor structural work to cabinets and trim.

Also, if it is a SFH and the tenant is responsible for landscaping (cut grass, trim bushes, etc.) you will want to include language stating it.

Repainted the entire interior, replaced the exterior trim around the home, caulked where necissary, additional sheet rock was needed in some places, and power washed the exterior of the home.Lessons learned?

However, there is the chance that if the dog gets bored or is being destructive it can chew up your cabinets or trim etc.

The rehab is not $42KNot sure about numbers in Dallas but if this was in CT:You need a new roof, ($6K - $12K)New appliances ($2K-$3.5K)Exterior Powerwash ($500-$2K)Exterior Paint ($3K - $5K)Flooring ($6 * Sqft= $6K) Does not include labor (assuming the area justifies hardwood floors1Bath = $5K - $7KWindows ($200 - $400)/window not including installationdoors, interior paint, Trim work, New Kitchen ($10K-$17K)This to me looks like at least a $70K rehab, and that is if there are no surprises.Also, 2 beds 1 bath are bad deals.

All new trim save for a couple rooms, new light fixtures, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, yada yada.

I did some minor stuff in my previous home such as replacing floors, doors, and trim.

Marks on walls and trim from his pets, didn't clean the kitchen, marks on floors, etc.