paint, carpet, clean up etc, so lets say $5k.  

The tenants can clean up their act prior to close or the seller can evict them (though it might take 2 or 3 months) or work through code enforcement (slight danger but better than the current circumstance) to effect the change.  

However, it might be nice to wipe your hands clean of this property, move on, and cash a big check.Id recommend getting a 2nd or 3rd opinion on the foundation work, as contractor bids can vary significantlyIf you want some help analyzing the deal, feel free to shoot me a direct message, Im more than willing to help out.

Last month he moved, the unit was in really great shape, just repaint a few walls and cleaned out.

Clean them up and focus the rest of ur attention and monies on the rest of the kitchen.  

And it goes without saying that it is paramount to buy in the right area, and not overpay (but it's too late to change that now.)So hopefully this doesn't come across as too harsh - it's not intended as such.

Keep your nose clean in all dealings so it won't come back & bite you in the butt.

Whether it be just cleaning in between guests or handling everything from listing, decorating, handling the online necessities or finding the perfect Airbnb investment.

Of course, you'll have to clean and restock supplies, linens, etc between rentals and figure out how to find short term winter tenants.  

I'm considering starting an apt. prep business (cleaning, painting, minor repairs) and would like to get your first impression as a property owner and/or manager.