Will these items really make a difference for the appraisal?

I've got a draft business model which is essentially helping people house hack.

Hello all, I'm trying to get a mobile home ready for sale and I am seeking a solid contractor to get a few items on an inspection list buttoned up. 

This rehab portion was for some big ticket items; siding, plumbing, electrical, flooring, some walls, etc.

I would be happy to implement it into my model. thank you for your thoughts  

But there's no statutory requirement for length) you can convert a property from investment into your primary residence.So if you can slow the model down - sell your rental and do a 1031 buying a really nice investment property you might like to live in one day. 

Cash flow tends to lead to the other items in the list.

Reason why I say it is a good deal has to do with the homes (Post Rehab they will appraise at $250k each) but mostly it's because of the business model I follow, rent by the room.

You can break these down to individual items with replacement values or usually it is typical to see a percentage there (~10% of income).

We will have a donation box for non-perishable food items, and will be donating to Feeding Tampa Bay.