The current conditionKitchen: cabinets/counter top are bad, appliances are ok, laminate flooring.Bathroom: overall is ok, but really outdated. 

NEW Reno Estimate=$25K (high end finishes, SS appliances, quartz countertops, install new HVAC system, replace/update plumbing and electrical).. and 60 days to finish workARV= $175K range (rent=$1200/month, but with cash out refi, i'll pocket ~$450/month)Here's some photos/updates thus far (after ~30 days of work):Front, power washed with new window installed on day 1 (they came back next day to do pointing)  DARK LR/DR combo, somewhat closed off --> NOW OPENED into kitchen with new drywall installed (in kitchen, pictured).  

The list from Brandon Turner for the most common items include; Roof, Water Heater, Appliances, Driveway, HVAC, Flooring, Plumbing, Windows, Paint, Cabinets/Counters, Structure, and Landscaping.Would anyone in my area care on sharing some of their typical numbers in regards to these items(and any I may have overlooked) in terms of cost and life expectancy or any other tips?

Sells the broken ones back to the used appliance store if they are repairable and gets a replacement.

Appliances are in good condition and the water heater would need to be replaced in a few years.Comps on the property seem to be even with what the tenant is paying.

As for rents, rentometer typically reflects the rent on ground but it depends on the unit, does it have silver appliances, central air, and what is the flooring?

What is the expected life on new appliances/flooring etc?

I do HVAC and fix all types of appliances.

Built in 1917.  2 beds 1.5 bath, newer roof deck and SS appliances, hardwood floors, updated tile.  

Specifically looking for big ticket items like granite suppliers, flooring, appliances, HVAC installers?