Agreeable Grey for a long time was the color to paint rentals, that is changing.

I'm glad I didn't take the cheap route (a repair person to sand and re-paint cabinets or reface the cabinets and install new countertops).

The tenant fails to pay their last month's rent and leaves the place needing new flooring and paint.

I would either look for something turnkey or one that needs minimal work like paint and flooring, updating light fixtures and small things like that.

Backup tiles, paint, etc. provided so owner will have the exact match in case of future repairs or touchup.

Call a painting contractor and ask what they charge per sq ft.

. $30/sf is basically carpet and paint, $50/sf is always a good default for a full rehab, higher end finishes can get you over to $70/sf.

The kitchen and bathrooms were updated, painting and removing overgrown shrubbery and trees.

-if it's a brick/masonry building, check condition of masonry-check wood throughout building for signs of rot or termites-check house for lead based paint and asbestos-have inspector run all plumbing for extended period to check for leaks-check house (especially basement or crawlspace) for signs of water intrusion/flooding. 

This report looks at asbestos, lead paint, wetlands etc…(this takes about two weeks)22.