The other has a bit of experience in that realm but not too much (could help paint and do cosmetic stuff but thats about it).

I already made the decision to go with the dark green roof, and while I don't think I would ever go with that color again, I have to paint the house anyway, so I have to come up with a color scheme anyway to match the roof. 

It's off market, but in it's current condition, can't believe the owner is that connected to it (appearance is very bad, from paint to landscaping, general condition, etc.).

A little carpet and paint because they are scared of anything else.The problem with that is most properties needing carpet and paint a home buyer will also want that property and take it for 15% off market value.

For instance i use the same color paint in all the homes i renovate. if i use carpet i use one singular kind.

I took it off the market for the winter and replaced the carpet, painted the outside(it's stucco) and did a few other things before relisting it in March of this year. 

Getting quotes from GCs to complete interior renovations - mostly paint/carpet/minor kitchen and bathroom stuff.

If you're buying properties that just need a coat of paint and some new carpet, then no, it's not that difficult.

To me, minimal means I'm going to clean some carpet, put less than $500 in new/replace material into it and then paint a couple rooms.What you want to do here is turn "minimal" into a number.  1.

After the dry wall is installed we can then move on to the next phase (adding moldings, priming/paint walls).