It also has lead paint on the interior that has been painted over "several times and the trim was replaced" per the owner.I want to buy the property to rent it out. 

House details: Unit Approx: 700sqft2/1 Paint with Trim $1450Drywall- Master Bedroom(1 side of wall has large crack in drywall needs replaced) $250Electrical- Loose Wires $250Misc -Replace Downspouts -Replace doorknob & deadbolt $100Sump Pump Replacement -includes labor $530Carpet Cleaning $65Cleaning of Interior $125Insect(Elder bugs)Treatment $350Carpet Replacement $2000

Current market is trimming the fat, see it as an opportunity to eat market share. 

How about trim?

Painted 100% of the interior and exterior window trim, replaced the front door, added tile floors in the bathroom and kitchen, painted bathroom vanity and replaced all fixtures, put in new quartz countertops on original cabinets, all new light fixtures, door knobs and handles throughout.

Keep the grass short and bushes trimmed.

Solid core doors may be overkill depending on your market, so you could go hollow core doors which would be cheaper at <$150.Interior Trim $6kUnless the previous homeowner had dogs that scratched the heck out of the interior trim, you could probably re-use the existing trim. 

It's a super useful tool to help trim fat in a business.No matter what your business is or what you invest in, it's likely that 20% of your products/clients/properties/etc generate 80% of your revenue.

If you supply tile and install of tile only for a tub/shower and assuming the shower valve and trims are to be replaced, then $8k sounds high.

New roof, new construction windows, Siding on 2 sides of the home, new exterior and interior doors, replaced all trim and painted throughout, new upstairs carpet, repaired sprinkler system and got all new appliances.