I also updated the flooring, painted the kitchen cabinets, painted the inside, added new trim, and granite counter tops throughout the home.

The homeowners are going to move in once we are finished and rent out the primary house on this property, then switch in a few years and rent out the ADU.First, here are the raw numbers:Foundation: $13,000Framing: $14,200Siding: $11,000Roofing: $4,750HVAC: $5,500Electrical: $4,800Plumbing: $7,500Insulation: $2,500Drywall: $8,000Paint: $5,200Flooring: $4,200Cabinets: $3,800Countertops: $3,000Appliances: $5,500Misc #1: $36,600 (labor/materials by GC)Doors, Windows, Trim, Cabinet and Hardware Install, Screened Porch, Fence, Landscaping, Dumpster, Project Management FeeMisc #2: $8,000 (supplied by Designer/Me)Fixtures, Hardware, Shower Door, Wardrobe Cabinet, Tree Removal, Construction AdministrationDesign Fees: $3,650That combines for a total cost of $141,200.

However, any agent can set you up with a portal that allows you to see a trimmed down version of the MLS.

This involved a serious water-main replacement and all new everything (except the roof and walls), even serious tree-trimming done by experts.

It takes quite a bit of time to tear up, possibly repair subfloor if they just glued it to that (unless its on concrete), lay down new, and then lower base trim, toe kick, and standing door trim.

Basement all fixed up soup to nuts would be around $15 - $18 PSF (including framing, drywall, electric, plumbing, trim, doors, and flooring)Hopefully this gives you a high level budget to work from.

Grow a beard and mustache ,  Keep it trimmed neat and dress very well .

I know this because it's a vacant house next to my mother-in-law's and I have jumped the fence since I "accidentally" dropped my tree cutting tells over the fence while trimming my MIL's trees. 

Usually a Park like this will have lots of deferred tree trimming, road issues, water leaks, and a need to pump all the septic tanks.I'm not really sure which state this Jacksonville is in, but make sure that your state laws are landlord friendly.  

All trim in good shape?