new flooring, paint, new countertops, and kitchen appliances What was the outcome?

I'm talking new cabinets, flooring, fixtures, lighting, paint, counter tops, appliances, pool resurfacing, facia repair, exterior paint, new patio deck, the whole nine yards in other words. 

I am taking a guess,  but about 60% of the ones I inspect need some kind of work, from complete RIP out and start over, to adding a small appliance branch circuit and or adding AFCI/GFCI protection.My suggestion is to reach out to the AHJ and ask the questions.Let me know if I can be of further assistance.Stephen Gallagher

I know there are probably some shared cap ex items (i.e roof) but you will have 2x the cost on interior paint, carpet, appliances, HVAC since there are two units.

Also I have went through and replaced all Carpet with hardwood (real stuff not pergo) upgraded all the appliances, remodeled kitchen, granite counter tops and decorative mosaic backsplash and some minor tile work in master bath.

We had to replace appliances, water heaters, hvac units, etc. which is also why pulling out cash would help to recover some of those costs

I'm thinking of rehabbing the kitchen, new appliances, new flooring throughout the house, new landscaping, paint, new trim.

See if there are other ways to add value by decreasing expenses with more efficient appliances, light bulbs, etc. 

But we rehabbed the entire interior, floors throughout, two new bathrooms, new kitchen cabinets and appliances, recessed lighting, new A/C, new furnace, garage door.

Likewise, if you made specific requests that certain fixtures or appliances be left with the property, make sure they are still present prior to closing.