I added indoor AC, as opposed to wall units, added new kitchen cabinets, new floors and painted inside and out.

@Baskar Krishnan - Flips are doing well (nicely renovated, not just painting walls and cabinets). 80K seems high.

If you do some of the work yourself, for example, painting, demolishing the old kitchen cabinets yourself, install flooring, you'll save money.

That seems to be the weakness, because obviosuly along the walls (and cabinets) there wil be a lot of cuts.

That would include all personal property like appliances, curtains, cabinets, carpeting, etc.  

People say the did all a flip with new floors, new bathrooms, paint and kitchen update for $35k.....thats what I got quoted to install new counter tops and cabinets in this tiny galley kitchen!!

The stylish kitchen includes quartz counters, shaker-style cabinets, and stainless steel energy-efficient appliances.

I liken it to a startup, where for the first year the CEO is taking out the trash and the VP of Research is restocking supply cabinets; sometimes you taken on activities outside your role when resources are limited and you are just starting to build your business.I've taken away a lot from this thread, both better ways to paint and better ways to find painters.  

And than I explained, how old is the roof, the entry systems, unit cabinets, flooring, asphalt, heating plants, water heaters, all the component's that are necessary to generate revenue and that have life spans, that wear out, where are they at in there life span????? 

I laminate it and tape it on the inside door of the upper cabinet closest to the refrigerator.