I have estimated the repair cost around $6000-10,000 for updating the kitchen and resurfacing the hardwood floors.

I replaced a sewer line and resurfaced the parking lot of a townhome community recently.

We resurfaced two other lots and redid all of the entrance foyers and hallways.

If I can't do get rid of them, then it seems like I'll either need to get a new bathtub or re-surface it. 

Quality paint, stains, cabinet and counter top resurfacing all dirt cheap. 

@JOAN DICKIE, I have a $100K rental in Jeff's neck of the woods and we plan to resurface the countertops with a spray on faux granite finish from one of the re-bath franchises, if that comes out well enough we'll do it again in a little higher priced property.

Another question from the newbieI can basically figure out a lot of repair/rehab costs via searches and personal experiences but one has me stumped.Looking at a buy and hold that might need the concrete front porch either resurfaced or completely taking out and redone.

'guy' from an attorney will more than likely have him resurface fairly quickly. 

It seems to have resurfaced.

You are obviously in a different market than mine, but here are my suggestions:- No siding on garage, just new paint- Leave the roof on garage as-is unless it is leaking or really old- Definitely remove the awnings- Upgrade to two full baths- Recoat or resurface the driveway rather than make it concrete unless concrete is standard for the area and for your comps- For missing plumbing, do whatever is expected for your area- Trim all bushes and also add some plants with colorful flowers- Do the basement wall if the basement will be living space or if required by code now, otherwise no- We never include washer and dryer here, but maybe it's different where you are- I'd suggest doing stainless steel or faux stainless appliances; it's not much more and they look a lot better- If you can get inexpensive, nice cabinets from a distributor, great, otherwise Lowe's has some nice looking cabinets for the price- We always do granite countertops at least, but that's normal here- If that basement floor sealant is inexpensive, I think it will make the basement feel a lot nicer