The cabinets are in good shape.

Does anyone have any experiences (good or bad) with cabinet companies such as Kitchen Cubes (Pre-Assembled), or Cabinets to Go (RTA)?  

I am very nervous since I feel like there is help in this group but mostly just agent and brokers farming for customers. 

Besides painting, property needed whole new flooring, updated appliances, some cabinets repair, AC unit is on its last leg, water heater almost 15 years old, and whole lot of cosmetics like windows, old plumbing and the yard front and back completely neglected.

Doesn't sound like much, but that is about $7,000 per month more in cash flow, for sending out notification letters for existing customers. 

Over the time living at the property we renovated the garage walls and added a sub panel, finished the basement adding a full bathroom, painted the cabinets, added more hardwood flooring to the house (kitchen and 2nd floor), replaced the appliances and fresh paint everywhere.

Like Paul said, references are great and an amazing way to actually talk to current customers. 

This space could be a great place for someone to build a customer service focused company in just about any location.

Instead of its previous goal of reaching as many Americans as possible, the company will now focus on home loans for existing bank and wealth management customers and borrowers in minority communities, CNBC has learned.2.

The only reason I would suggest doing it is if you were planning on doing Property Management for other customers other than just your own businesses.