Which of these upgrades are DIY and what would you suggest hiring a contractor for?

Let me know if now is the time to go full time DIY landlord or get employment. 

@Tim SiochengTim, I am a local buy-and-hold DIY landlord and home improvement contractor in Western PA.

I'm going to go ahead and guess a project like that would be $500+ minimum if you're not DIY oriented. 

I was successful reducing the tax by a couple thousand dollars on one property a few years ago doing it DIY, but my comps for another were bad and got nothing.https://www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/pdf/lpt/ptappeal.pdf

I see way too many people thinking there's an outsized demand for luxury rentals when in my experience, it's a niche market and eats the unprepared alive just as much as the opposite niche, DIY landlording with low-cost rentals in borderline urban locations, which is what I do.

DIY - If you know how, otherwise farm it out!

Far and away, it's Bill Gates's and Jeff Bezos's.I am a DIY landlord in business with my wife, like thousands across this country.

Then learn how to DIY.

And it is diy if you are inclined.