We also experienced a shortage of cabinet builders and installers.  

I don't maintain any of that information myself, but if I did, I would probably go the old school route of paper in a locked cabinet.

Fast forward to today, I am a cabinet salesman for a large local manufacturer and do well.

Shortly after they moved in, they told us about a funky smell coming from one of the kitchen cabinets.

It is amazing how many apartment owners think that oak cabinets and nasty carpet is still in style.

(cabinets and counter tops.)My logic is, if i rehab a kitchen on property two, I will definitely know the cost of the rehab because I've done it to property one.I'll pick and choose the material and finish for property one and make a list.

If kitchen cabinets have dated scalloping have it removed and paint dated cabinets swap out pulls/handles.

I stumbled upon this property, SOLD for $609,000 needed flooring, paint, kitchen and bathrooms (flipper refinished cabinets) then sold it for $709,000 two months later.

With that said, a house that had 6-8" of water in it will need a lot of things fixed (water touched the flooring, walls, baseboards, cabinets, possibly HVAC items, insulation, etc.).

For interior just cosmetic self touches, i.e. better fixtures cabinets and so on.