Budget about $8k overall - my initial reaction is to replace rugs in bed room and living space (may change to vinyl or laminate flooring in living space), update vinyl floor in kitchen to tile / bathroom to new tile, paint kitchen cabinets to a light bright color (and walls), do 4 recess lights in bed room (no lights currently) and do floating shelves in the living space to create more storage opportunities.Appreciative for all thoughts and ideas about how to make my home more attractive / protected for better tenants. 

Since it's a little colder to the feet, a lot of people put down rugs, and hence protecting it more!   

@John Franczyk Does the house have rugs?

Turns out after about a month of the tenants living in the property, they complained about their rug being soaked in water. and water on the kitchen and bedroom floor.

I have my first two flips going right now - and I have to be honest, I’m getting a bit nervous with what seems to be a daily intensifying of global tension for the U.S. and how that hurts my end point.  

Tenants can always add their own area rug in bedroom if they want carpet

The more I think about it people use rugs to stand on when getting out of the shower.

If the unit is not carpeted, spring for a Rug Buddy heater. 

If that’s the end goal before selling I would do that now, and maybe get a few inexpensive area rugs to help protect.

Good luck and may I suggest some area rugs to minimize the risk in the future.