Doors run a few hundred apiece and a typical appliance package will run about $2k.

When I purchase a property I rip and replace anything that is aged beyond 1/2 of it's useful life, including appliances and HVAC system. 

New stove CHEAP from used appliance store (plenty in KC).  

It will likely need new paint, floors, appliances, etc but the discounted price should cover that and build quick equity. 

Included all new drywall, all Pex plumbing, all new wiring to the panel, lights, tile, Samsung appliances, (LG Microwave), granite counter tops, new rear door.

That seems, to me, to be a very necessary appliance

BTW, if you didn't have damage, dirty rentals and appliances missing, you were lucky. 

countertop; new SS appliance package, add recessed lights with new ceiling tiles, install new SS hardware/knobs on the cabinets.

(nice round numbers to keep it simple)Purchase Price: 75kRenovations: 10k Furniture & Appliances: 5k Offer: 120kWhat I wanted to know is will the furniture and renovations fully go towards my cost and minimize my capital gains?

One of the houses I was going to sell to a low income borrower but their agent kept adding fees, appliances, etc to the purchase price.