If that was vinyl siding, carpet/vinyl flooring, laminate countertops, cheap cabs from the big box stores, etc. - then $29k could be a little heavy. 

.$1950.00 Appliances(stove, fridge, vent hood) ($994.88), cabinets ($584.00) countertops, sink, faucet,($227.41) & plumbing connectors

You'll still need a licensed HVAC when you need to pull HVAC permits, you'll likely want specialists for things like large sheetrock installations, stone countertops, hardwood installation, etc.And when it comes to things like sheetrock and hardwood installation, you'll find that the professionals can generally do the work in half the time of a non-specialist -- this means you may not see any savings whatever.

Meaning the kitchen counter tops and your material costs?

http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4100-Sw-Flintroc...For all you flippers in the Kansas City area and Denver area I do custom terrazzo countertops.

The rented unit was mostly done except for the fact that after the tenants moved out, we added a new floor, counter top, and sink in the upstairs bathroom and had to replace the carpet after pet damage. 

High end laminate is fine.I'd go travertine over ceramic.Regarding counter tops -> granite / quartz is a must.

Paint them a color that complements the counter top, as it also looks decent from the pictures.4.

They sell really nice looking vanities with marble countertops and soft close drawers.

What kind of countertops in the kitchen?