Hvac, Electrical, Plumbing,Drywall, Trim, Paint, etc...If you give it to one guy, he will get overwhelmed and the deal will go south quickly!

Hi guys - there was a request for interior paint brand and color:Wall and Ceiling Color – Aged Beige (Behr PPU 7-9)Trim Color – Riviera Beach (Behr PPU 7-7m)

I did the rough and trim with a local A/c Company installing duct work and system install.

Exterior Gutters/Soffit/Fascia - Clean Gutters - Repair damaged columns on porch - Remove decorative wood work above columns - Remove Shutters Siding - Remove and replace damaged siding to match existing Exterior Paint - Prep all exterior areas for paint - Paint entire exterior (except brick), all siding, trim, and doors in 3 color paint scheme Interior Demo - Removal of damaged sheetrock and insulation - Removal of all light fixtures, fans - Removal of all tile in kitchen - Removal of existing countertops - Removal of sinks/countertops and faucets (from both sink and tub) in both bathrooms - Removal of existing toilets - Removal of tile surrounding both bathtubs - **Dumpster to be provided by homeowner Sheetrock - Patch sheetrock on walls and ceiling, including garage - Sheetrock over skylights - Remove all popcorn texture on ceiling - Texture to match walls and ceiling Paint - Prep and paint all walls and ceilings - Prep and paint all trim and doors Electrical - Install 4 recessed can lights with white trim in kitchen, cover fan block - Install 5 fans in living room, dining room, and 3 bedrooms (**fans provided by homeowner) - Install light fixtures in entry, hallway, bathrooms, closets (**provided by homeowner) Plumbing - Connect and install sink and bathtub faucets in each bathroom (4 total) - **Faucets to be provided by homeowner - Tile 2 bathtub surrounds, to include appropriate backing material - **Tile to be provided by homeowner Flooring - Install tile in kitchen and 2 bathrooms - Install laminate/vinyl wood plank flooring everywhere else - **Tile and laminate provided by homeowner Cabinetry/Countertops - Repair and Refinish existing kitchen and bath cabinets - Install new hardware provided by homeowner - Install 2 new white cultured marble sinks in bathroom - Install new laminate countertops in kitchen Air Conditioning -Inspect and perform maintenance on interior unit -Install new exterior unit (suggest size in estimate) Insulation -Install new batt insulation above kitchen where skylights were -Replace any exposed, water damaged insulation **All Labor and Materials to be provided by contractor, unless otherwise noted

Oh, and some travertine tiles for the kitchen backsplash (which another friend is going to do for me at a discount, which is known in the music world as the "bro-rate").I spent today sanding all the trim (while wearing a heavy duty respirator, since it's possible one of the early layers of paint was lead based).This weekend I'm going to paint the cabinets (solid wood, so I sanded them down and am re-using them with new hardware), paint the trim, and hopefully get started on the walls.

Drywall and Trim is on the sheetSo instead of just saying bathroom and have its own space it is really broken down into smaller categories. 

I paint all my rentals the same peanut butter beige walls with white trim and keep a 5 gallon bucket on hand.

For example, I'm looking at a house on Realtor.com in Charlotte, NC for $27,900 that probably needs the following:New roof - $10Knew trim - $1Knew gutters - $1K8 new windows - $3000Wood floors refinished - $1KRehabbed kitchen and its floor - $6KJust some very basic numbers, I'm looking at $22K in rehab costs, and this is on the low side, assuming that this work isn't as expensive in Charlotte AND the replacements are not high end materials.The comps are scarce but seem to range from $45-55K, so let's call it $50.So with the 70%, I'd offer:70% of $50K is $35K -$22K rehab costs-$1000 carrying costs-$3500 Commission fees & taxes upon sale = $8500 MAOSo this is pretty far from the initial asking price. 

If they walk through and see the basement/downstairs with unpainted sheetrock, missing trim, etc (no major unfinished work, house is livable) how much value would they take away?

The exterior is vinyl siding and brick with some wood trim that's nicely painted.