House itself is from 1978 with original windows and baseboard trims. 

So for painting the inside one color walls, trim, ceiling it's another $1,275.I could go on but as you see I'm being careful to include as much as possible to come up with a cost going in and I know I'm not accounting for everything.What I've seen about homes like this in my area are they start high in price and the owner finally realizes it's not selling - I wonder why.

In a perfect world you would pull all the old window trim and install new construction windows with built in J channel for vinyl siding.

Astute investors can trim down their portfolios in time to keep low maintenance high yield properties. 

I've had a GC pulling permits for me for my last couple of projects and even though he is doing all the framing and trim work and the fact I use properly insured subs he doesn't like having the liability for my jobs and I don't think he'll do anymore for me.

Things like trim, paint touch ups, final caulking, etc are all very painstaking work.  

No way I can get it there, started my keto diet and intermittent fasting only last week.

When someone says they rather invest that capital in another house, cool then be more trim.

Why not trim down your criteria and hone in on specific properties, then define where they fall based on the ordinance.I will speak with the city today and message you their response (if I receive one and have a happy person willing to work answer the phone).

Does painting the whole inside of the house include all doors, trim, repairing/sanding/priming and painting the walls, paint ceilings, and cabinets?