However, in starterhome markets door style won’t matternear as much as the countertops...and fresh paint.

The backyard needed to be cleaned out and a fresh coat of paint goes a long way!

Even with a few ugly scratches or dings, it's probably similar to the condition of a used one.You might luck out and get something reasonably nice, brand new, for the same price as used, and it'll be good for a fresh 15 years or whatever, plus be under the new stove warranty for however long.

-Windows, countertops, stove, oven, refrigerator, bathtubs, toilets, sinks, and cabniets must me wiped down, clean, and fresh.

Nice neighborhood (here in South Florida), freshly remodeled, looks like she bought it as a flip.She has agreed to my terms- I'll meet her price (as it jives with market price), she's getting $5k down for me, and I'm giving her $1500 a month.

Outside got fresh paint, all new windows, soffits and gutters.

@Nathan McQueen I would request that your property manager so a fresh rental analysis to ensure you are priced appropriately.

It really only needs lots of cleaning and fresh paint.  

If you as the investor were to fall into some predicament then your flips suffers (this is per my scenario and still fresh in the flip game, with no PM or well grounded structure).

I am leaning toward just starting fresh on Dec 1 and keeping them on a short lease (i.e. start the eviction as soon as I legally can on day 5 rather than waiting until my customary day 10.)