The major rehab work was kitchen, bathroom, windows and then the basic floor refinish, paint, lighting etc.

Hi allI am in the process of buying my first home and I'm doing it from 6000 miles away :)The house is located in Jacksonville and built in 1949 and sell after rehabI received very lengthy inspection report and my concern is regarding damage caused by WDOWood decay fungi in the several doors and windows frames and in sub floor and subterranean termite damage in one corner in crawling space How severe is it (is it a deal breaker?)

An inspector will probably spend 3-4 hours there testing every outlet, window, burner, etc.

Would y'all do other energy efficient updates to the house like new windows, insulation, and doors, even if not needed?

All new plumbing, heating, wiring, Windows, exterior, and interior throughout.

When you do your own plumbing, and it fails, stuff gets wet.When you do your own cabinets and counters and floors and wallboard and doors and windows, and you do a crappy job, it may look lousy.When you do your own electrical and it fails, people can die.Nuff said.

-New roof-New windows and doors-New hvac with AC-New laminate and carpet flooring-New bath, tile, vanity, tub, fixtures etc-New shaker cabinets, quartz tops, kitchen fixtures etc.

We're just started a full cosmetic with roof, HVAC, plumbing, windows and framing in a new bedroom which should take 6 weeks for the remodel.

My house was a 900ft2 rental unit (first floor of an up and down duplex), and after the spray foam I put a small wall unit (8000btu if I recall) in a window while I finished construction (central air was not hooked up yet).  

If you find that you get 5% response rate, but you cannot close the appointments over the phone and your appointment rate is 10%, then you are throwing your money out the window and must invest in phone sales skills.