All new floors, painted EVERYTHING... inside was completely painted along with scraping of popcorn ceilings.

For my clients who have 10 or more units, they self insure for it.The most common issue we see is a 2nd floor drain back up that causes ceiling issues on the first floor unit. 

Hoping to pick up tile for the bathroom as well light fixtures, ceiling fans, vanity and if were lucky flooring. 

A great room has a dramatic floor-to-ceiling fireplace; there’s also a library, billiards room, gym and media room.

This airy, sun-filled home features high ceilings, a newly updated kitchen, gas fireplace, central air, king size bed, and laundry.

Personally, I love ceiling fans for my home, but I'm generally against adding ceiling fans to my rental  properties. 

As to what made the whole subfloor "rotten" and what effect that had on the joists...there are some quality questions that need to be asked here about remediating the situation.The only painting involved is for the ceiling, right?

For example: the previous tenants in the house had set up a movie theater in the living room and had run 2x4's across the ceiling to hold up curtains to block out all the light.

Yes I understand it depends on a lot of things, but I just need the floors redone, add a 30’ counter, add a dishwasher along with the water hook ups, new sink, add a garbage disposal, completely redo the ceiling, and replace the overhead light.

Hoping to achieve $200/m per door on move-out by adding a 2nd bedroom and rehabbing upper floor.Update 5/2/22 - Renovated the upper unit for $7,000 in 3 weeks - full floor-to-ceiling updates in every room after tenant moved out.