The rules of thumb below generally works with houses between 1000-2000 sqft: (in more expensive markets these rules don't work)Cosmetics (paint, carpet) - $5,000Remodel kitchen & bathroom - $10,000HVAC + new AC condenser - $5,000Replace roof and sidings - $10,000Update electrical and plumbing - $6,000Then you can add a 20% buffer on the total repair estimate based on these rules of thumb.ONLY use these rules of thumb when prescreening properties.

Anyone know how to clean yellow brick?  

As for the home, i would get a professional in to look at the HVAC, plumbing and electrical.

I am hiring a property manager for my Airbnb who will also do the cleaning.

@Mark Senecal, try this link to the file on Google Drive and let me know if it works:  linkAlso, by turnkey I mean a contractor who can handle multiple aspects of the rehab:  plumbing, electrical, roof, etc. under one contract then hand the keys over as a finished product. 

Cleaners are paid by the guests, cleaning schedules can now be managed easily online, stock ordered by cleaners and delivered through Amazon to the property, and inquiries responded to, all through a little system I built.

Within that time, which section 8 continued to pay, the electric was turned off due to lack of payment.

The guys I use clean up credit, i have watched it happen for my tenant buyers.  

All units in both buildings are separately metered for both electric and water.The 1953 building I am not too concerned with as it is a bit newer and CB construction.

My husband is a HVAC & Electrical contractor so we really just need a good general contractor to frame up then we can do the rest.Are there any others from the Darlington/ Florence, SC area apart of this group?