I anticipate undoing the kitchen/door changes before selling the house.

This is in an area where rents are higher and people expect somewhat updated kitchens and baths. 

Tenant just alerted me that the kitchen faucet began dripping from the spout into the sink.

If our detailed list of reno items tallies about $25k, (we are offering $185k less credits of $25k for net buy of $160k) should we provide line item values $ (kitchen vs bath vs electrical) for Probate court submission?

We completely renovated the home, new kitchen, refinished hardwood floors, bathroom remodel, basement overhaul, new carpet, etc.

The place has a continuous livingroom and kitchen and I think the looks of a seemingless floor all across will make the place much nicer. 

My PM company recently did their first inspection of my properties and found things like a broken kitchen faucet that had never been reported. 

There are wood floors in the bedroom and living room that I will be refinishing.This unit is rented close to the top of the rent range, although not as high as some due to its location on the edge of a desirable neighborhood and some outdated (although in good condition) finishes such as cabinets and countertops, laminate kitchen floor.

Which is ironic as I am at the start up ( Kitchen table for the moment is the office ) part of a business.

As far as the timeframe, it went about a month or so over the original 3-month timeframe mostly due to weather delays for the kitchen addition (needed because of the original REALLY funky layout), lol.