You can't rely on that  vague of a description when even going for a rough estimate. 

Recently, while on vacation in Florida, I met a very promising potential investment partner for a fix and flip SFH.

Home description: ranch style home with basement in eastern NC, no crawl space, central heating and air.

I met a realtor who has a SFR.  

Met a few neighbors, had my go-to rent-ready-rehab coordinator come by, got a plumbing quote, had my painters get started upstairs, and continued on rehab with my buddy whom I flew out from Seattle.

@Anthony Dominguez I have never met a contractor or subcontractor that has ever given an owner that type of list.How it works is you receive a bid for labor and materials, and that is what he charges you.

This is turning into a great discussion... however I postulate that you can take the world turnkey out of your description and interject :1.

Ironically, I was at a wedding this weekend and met a fellow who is licensed in Illinois and completed just a handful of transactions a year to supplement his income.  

Here are the numbers:Purchase Price: $203,000.00 Purchase Closing Costs: $1,000.00 Estimated Repair Costs: $3,000.00 Total Cost of Project: $207,000.00 After Repair Value $284,000.00Property Description Maintenance free home in Greeley.

There are a few tenants of three, four years I have never talked to and only met a few times being at their house or during applicaton process.