There are some bare walls here an there that could use a pop of color.

I am barely starting out and yet to close my 1st deal.

Last year I attempted to turn off the water supply to the dishwasher and crushed the valve with my bare hand, flooded the still new kitchen, damaged the subfloor, $2000 in repairs.

Even if this wasn't commercial space and was residential the traditional standard in my market is 60 days, so thats the bare minimum I'd expect from a commercial space. 

If it requires anything barely beyond a broom sweep and light dust we have cleaners come back in and finish the job at the tenant's cost. 

I have found a few homes where the numbers work and were in the positive (barely).

It seems a lot more expensive for even a bare bones rehab than I anticipated.

They sold because they were barely making a profit.Once we took over and "pulled the curtain back" on their operations, we discovered a DISASTER!

The Proper immediately insured the STR mobile home for $$$$ but it's 100% covered so I just got bare minimum which is still a lot I'm happy with and now I feel better moving forward on a property I felt was just uninsureable.

There is no incentive for a seller to do anything other than the bare minimum necessary to satisfy the terms of the agreement.