What books have u read on flipping ?

I believe this can be taken care of with bleach and a power washer.  

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Your best bet, other than selling, is to go over the changes carefully to ensure they were done properly.

I read it is best to get a Team and I am attempting to grow that Team. 

I've read multiple books and through some of the forums and blogs.

First thing I would do is request all platforms they are listed on and get on there and read the reviews that will tell you a lot about who is selling, if it's a good investment and condition of the home

Go to meetups, offer to help people FOR FREE, ask for book recommendations, read the books and follow up with the people who recommended them. 

IMO the most cost-effective parts of a kitchen or bath reno, that you could pay yourself in labor vs. pay a contractor would be 1) careful demo and cleanup, 2) painting or skimcoating, 3) re-using existing materials/accessories or using refurbished ones in a clever way (e.g. re-use existing cabinets and painting them)

Read the instructions on this form from the IRS.