Had another one where tenant wanted out of lease and our lead paint certification expired on a Friday and they had a lawyer send a $5000 demand due to unsafe unit (which didn’t have lead paint in it) and us pay their moving.We told them we will let you out of the lease but will never give you a penny - that’s how it ended - they moved out and we let them out of lease

If you are doing major renovations that could change someone's opinion as to the value of the rental, then you should wait until those major renovations are complete.For example, if I were painting and replacing flooring in a couple rooms, then I would advertise now.

We added value by making a accent while in the living room, as well as refreshing all the furniture and decorations, painting the property, making a back door. back door out of the master bedroom because there was no way to get to the backyard without having to go through the side as well as some landscaping & new washer dryer.

Will need all the typical repairs (flooring, cabinetry, paint, etc. etc. etc.). 

The house needs a rehab, including bathrooms, floors, paint, kitchen, and AC unit—all need to be updated as everything is original.

Now with a blank canvas I got my contractors together and painted the picture.

There are usually some minimum services like painting and house cleaning, but if additional renovation or maintenance is required, that will add to the price.

I would think and assess if it actually needs a new kitchen (if there are cabinets there already just old, can you paint them and put new knobs on)?

I can do all the basic things like lawn maintenance, snow removal, painting etc, and some electrical and plumbing.

Well, the contractor's price was ridiculous, retail or more. 380-400 a sq for a roof, 4k to paint the interior of a 1200 swqft house., 2k labor to install a furnace, just nuts, so we pulled the plug.