If you don't have a connection at all really and aren't that familiar with a rehab yourself then yeah maybe go with something that just needs a light painting and such and keep it as a rental. 

@Colin Smith is in Co Springs and might be able to shed some light on that market.

I love the ceiling fan off to the side of the light fixture in before pics!

We bought a home in a great location with good bones, but every room, walls (99% had wallpaper), lights, outlets, switches, floor, doors, bathrooms, and kitchen needed help!  

When I was finished, I went to the kitchen to grab something and noticed water was slowly dripping from the light fixture.

What else if someone can shed some light :D. 

The simple testers with 3 lights are great.

Fixture/faucet finishes (chrome, oil rubbed bronze, brushed Nickel, rubbed brass) Appliances (stainless, smudge free stainless, black, white)Lighting fixtures (recessed 3" 4" 6", ceiling fans, island drop lights, under cabinet lighting)Fireplaces (gas, wood, tile surround, stone suround, wood block mantle)Carpet stylesLandscapingEct...Post some pictures if you'd like of recent rehabs you have completed or are currently working on that you think appeal to the masses in your area. 

I can find the time to do a light rehab myself (carpets, painting, maybe some pergo flooring, etc), but there's no way I can do a gut reno myself and hold down my salaried job.

The knob and tube he did open up a light switch upstairs to confirm it was 3 part wire, I guess I easily could have checked a few more switches my self.