Remember that if your apartment came with these appliances, it is the landlord's responsibility to make sure you have working ones; the landlord does not have to provide you with new appliances, only working ones.

For that price you could have all the furniture and appliances that are still in the house.

You might want paint, carpet, windows, new appliances etc.

I put 20 percent down and paid for closing-- the house is move-in ready and they left all appliances. 

Seems impossible...less then $7 per sf including appliances, fixtures, cabinets, electrical, plumbing?

I really like dedicated circuits for large appliances like frigs and freezers. 

It also doesn't cover your repairs or maintenance INSIDE (carpets, paint, repairs, appliances and so much more).

While  items such as you roof are likely ok for now, 10 years is where other things like appliances, water heater and even HVAC really start to kick in and may have to be replaced.  

Appliances are all black but is does have the benefit of a huge walk-in pantry/laundry area.Comps in the area are all over the place. 

and replace and update the cabinets and appliances in the kitchen, and the cabinetry, fixtures and tile in the baths, would I likely not come out ahead when reselling?