Not sure about the rule or what not.However, a kitchen sink with cabinet and a portable stove will work for most people.

Unit 1-includes new oak cabinets and new carpet.

The house is in great condition with granite counter tops and hardwood floors solid wood cabinets etc (only a 15 year old house) at a very reasonable amount (~ $110/ sq ft).

This was the first time I worked residential in my life, but I ended up REALLY enjoying it, and I look forward to being able to work on custom homes in the future, and spec'ing everything down to the doors, hardware, cabinets, finishes, and everything in between.The before and afters should hopefully speak for themselves as to the work that we performed; but what you can't see in the pictures are brand new wiring for the whole house, a two-zone hvac system to enable comfortable climate control between the upstairs and downstairs, heated floors in the master suite.

A month sounds long for a turnover unless you are doing a remodel with cabinets, counter-tops, etc., the place is large, or there is a lot of carpentry work needed to adjust specific items in the place.Is everything being done in house?

The initial inspection found 2 areas of mold in the cabinet base under the sink in the hall bathroom and on the drywall behind the sink cabinet in the kitchen (possible plumbing issues).

The kitchen cabinets and vanities are not installed yet so I thought I would look into this.Thanks

The smaller projects are inside. new floors, kitchen cabinets, maybe even knocking some walls down.

When I am compiling quotes from contractors for fix and flips, should I be including material (Kitchen cabinets, flooring, etc.)?

It needed all new paint, flooring, kitchen cabinets, deck, and, little did we know at the time, moisture remediation in the crawl space.