They also appraised with no appliances in the kitchen. 

. - Plan to upgrade the units: I'll be starting with my unit first :) Stainless Steel Appliances, Hardwood flooring, re-doing the bathroom.

The appliances are new, as well.  

The remaining expenditures were paint $2K, carpet $1K and new appliances $1K.  

Next Steps- Finish Exterior painting, install light/wall electrical fixtures, Install new toilets, vanities, new 3.5 ton AC. new appliances, resurface the counter top and fix.clean chimney.- Start advertising for renters.

After the sheetrock was finished I called him back to finish the job (install all the appliances, do all the recessed lighting, all the switches, etc.

Here are some examples of expenses:1. taxes2. insurance3. utilities4. vacancies5. repairs6. capital expenses (long term expense that you need to save for - roof, appliances, etc)7. loan interest

All appliances would be included.

This includes all appliances, mechanicals, and systems.

Haven't priced it out yet but I will probably pay between $2-$2.5k- sink $200, - faucet - $200, - backsplash $300 install, another $300 materials- I usually add canned lights in kitchen ~$80 per,- Flooring: If tile, I buy the $1 per sq ft ceramic so materials are cheap ($150), labor for that may be about $1k for a decent sized kitchen / If I do engineered wood, then about $2.50 per sq ft for materials and $2-$2.25 for installation- Appliances: about $1k, I don't provide fridge, just dishwasher, stove, microwave- Plumbing hook up - ~$250Bathroom:- I have had to demo walls before due to tile, so probably $300-$400 for new drywall if that is the case- Tile shower - probably around $250 for materials and $750 for labor (including cement board installation).