I will indicate that we would give them all of their deposit back (even though the kitchen cabinets that were rehabbed 4 years ago are thrashed - most everything else needs to be replaced due to the damage caused by putting out the fire (lots of water was applied to the unit)).We have made the decision that we will not be renting to them after the repairs.  

The downstairs carpet as well as some trimming & cabinets are ruined and will be replaced by the plumber's insurance.However, the sewage seemed to seep through a wall and into an adjacent room.  

I already installed the cabinets.

Pretty much the entire inside of the house is brand new excluding the cabinets, countertops and master shower. 

My inspection report was significantly longer than I expected and when I went to visit the property (which was 3 1/2 hours away) there were even more things like counter tops unsecured on cabinets, baseboards missing, pieces of flooring that were already pulling up, some water damage in one of the bedrooms etc.

We need new flooring, kitchen/bathroom cabinets, fixtures, etc.

Here is a rough model of what we do with clients on larger jobs (10k+):1) 10% down payment2) Job start payment3) Payments based on large material purchases or milestones (rough green tag, wall cover, cabinets, countertops, backsplash, etc.)3) Final payment of 10-15%It's important for you as the client to keep that 10-15% until final walk through.

This project was a 1950's Cape with strong bones, New mechanical in the basement - new HVAC, Plumbing, Sump Pump, New electrical wiring, new roof, new 10x20 deck, new kitchen cabinets and appliances, converted from 4B -1 Ba into a 3B, 2 Ba - with a master bedroom suite on the first floor -- took out a few walls installed headers and created an open concept look to the home.

Old cabinets can be taken to Habitat for Humanity or be sold on FACEBOOK, etc.. 

I am using Ikea cabinets, and In order to get the specific cabinets I need, I'm left with the "VOXTORP Dark Grey" or "Bodarp Grey Green" options (pictures are included below).