Tile floors, tile backsplash, tile tub surrounds to ceiling.  

A quick eye ball measurement tells me the total counter SF including the backsplash is no more than 24 ft of material.

Paint touch ups, drywall patching, doing a backsplash, etc.

I updated the kitchen slightly with a backsplash and painted the entire house.

However the property I ended up with has an odd black/brown countertop pattern with an 80s style oak cabinet stain, along with brown floors and a beige backsplash, so it's brown on brown on brown.

Then there is the new counter top , sink faucet , and tile back splash . 

.- Backsplash: Picked out already.

Leaking toilets not installed properly, gaping hole in roof, holes left in siding, tile laid incorrectly which will need to be replaced, not installing the back splash properly.

I hate doing tile so I'd do LVP on the floor and hire out any backsplash or surround and the vanity granite or marble or whatever you're using on that.  

I'm not sure if I truly mean "turnkey" or what the word would be for the state of home I envision –– I'm thinking more like a mini flip... exterior paint, a new fence, add a kitchen backsplash, that sort of thing.