Also looking to see if drywall trim and floors are salvageable or is it going to be a full gut.If you can just clean up the walls and trim add a fresh coat of paint and refinish the floors or install carpet and laminate you will be in much better spot then if you had to start removing these items buying new and paying for it to be Installed

The two main renovation issues are replacing the siding & trim, and replacing the windows. 

Install sheetrock, doors, trim, insulation.

New toilet vanity mirror and light fixtures, skim and paint all off home New trims as well.

Then 30% after that upon the start of drywall and upon the start of electrical trim out, the remaining 5% then is due upon the completion the contracted work and signed punch list.

Typically, with my contractors, I provide all finish items, as well as any specialty items, i.e. shower valve for my trim kit.  

  , got it done for 390 per. still high material is about 135 a sq.  23k for an 18 ton bosh C/A got it done for 14k, 11k in labor to build a 16 x 40 deck, I got it done for 4k . 16k is a rip off. 5k to paint all my trim about 400 ft, rip off, got it done for 2500. 16k for my landscaping, two days of work rip off, got it done for 10k   I can go on.

I put that tenants are responsible for light bulbs, trimming bushes, weeding.I also put in the lease what the tenants can not do--paint, change fixtures, cut down trees, etc.

If your walls are white or white-ish, you pick a darker accent color for all of your trim.

My wife has a small gardening business based in Sacramento.But if you're just looking for someone to mow your lawn and trim the bushes (ie: more physical labor vs. real gardening), you might be better off hiring from a different company that specializes in that.