I had a vanity e-mail address for a while but found it just didn't have the features hotmail did.

I have to replace flooring in a small bathroom in a mid-range single family home.The bathroom is somewhat small, and the only smaller pieces the big box stores have are the cheapest grade.

The problem is that the house was owned by a do it yourself type with two terrible condition add ons, funky tile throughout and and a number of cosmetic issues.My question is whether my best exit would be to flip it as is where I estimate I could list and get around $70k as is.Or "wholetail" to make the home functioning and liveable by keeping the tile and bathrooms while finishing the add ons, fixing the roof, painting the cabinets, exterior and interior paint, landscaping and HVAC.

Don't forget the bathrooms, $7k. 10 years later, you might need some paint, this is another $5k, etc.

They would inspect the area to be vacuumed and then turn it on while the human cleaners were working on the kitchen or bathroom.  

Is that modern bath vanity and light fixture NOW going to fetch you more than just doing the light fixture now and adding the vanity at the next Tenant turnover (and still offer a little modern flare to this tenant). 

When they moved out i had to repair the bathroom, because with 7 people the amount of showering caused water damage to the walls, making the paint curl and peel back causing the water to soak into the walls and start molding in just a few months. 

Using this information you should be able to determine things like how much an extra bedroom or bathroom is worth in very specific areas.

You'll have 4  bathrooms, 4 kitchen and 4 different tenants.  

My ARV estimate is based on adding a master bedroom and bathroom by making it a 2-story home.