Since I invest in notes where I can get double digit returns, for me to buy a property the returns need to be higher than what I can get a note for since a note is mailbox $ and do not deal with tenants, toilets and termites.  

Price on kitchen and bath will vary a lot based on the type of finishes you have, however $25k will be a ballpark price especially if it's a rental unit.This is how the cost breaks down for us:$5,500 white shaker cabinets$3,200 granite$1,300 kitchen installation$3000 appliances$5,000 plumber + electrician$5,000 brand new bathroom including new flooring, tub and vanity, toilet, faucets, paint.$2,000 demo, permit fee and miscellaneous items.This is just a quick run down and like I said price will vary if you want to gut the whole place because at that point you have to add insulation etc.Hope this is helpful. 

Do you provide toilet paper, soaps, coffee, welcome baskets?

My thoughts...No toilets, no tenants, no trash.  

(Not including material, No moving of pipes, just replace tub, toilet, vanity, tile shower wall and floor)

I just purchased a house a month ago, and after moving in, I noticed that the toilet in the second floor bathroom is not level.

Overestimated my ability, underestimated the cost, delegated too much responsibility, didn't know squat and paid for it.With all the things that can and will go wrong, you're definitely never too experienced to not screw it up once in a while. 

I live in a condo.Water leaked from my toilet to the downstairs apartment.

That’s a 180deg turn around to reach for the toilet paper!

just to throw this out there, but by me all the foreclosures ive walked int, yeh they had the cute little stickers saying they were winterized, but nope the plumbers would dump some antifreeze down the toilets and call it a day, if you look real close at the heating systems almost always they're popped somewhere.