Second off, that can be really hard with areas with ceilings.

Install mold resistant sheetrock, acoustic ceiling, new flooring, recess lights, replace toilet, vanity.

Manufactured homes got a bad rap from some lower quality manufacturers, and some layouts that became effectively functionally obsolete due to low ceilings, small rooms and weird layouts, primarily.     

End cost was a few hundred which included the new box which wasnt in the orig bid of 4 to 5 K jut for ceiling lights and wall outletsBut to make a long story short could not be happier with pex and have another house getting same treatment(as soon as I get my roofs all done,,,and a basement step project). 

The garage has drywall damage on the ceiling and one wall.

It needs new tile downstairs (father in law had a tile company so he will help), popcorn ceiling removed, and 1 bathroom needs to be updated, but other than that it's in great shape.- Build your team. 

The porch floor and ceiling are down to the studs on the multi unit.

Also I didn't know anyother way.This was the most killer point in the entire thread:A common theme seems to be out of state investors buying cheap houses, doing $5,000 cosmetic "rehabs", renting them out, bragging about the positive cash flow for awhile and then BANG, a few months later they are back on BP, screaming bloody murder and complaining about the leaking roof that has caused a ceiling to collapse. and then we have Big @Ben Leybovich , piling on, pointing out the smeared lipstick on our $30k pigs, dancing on the dead carcass of the out of state investor, and "P r o b a b l y" wagging his "I told you so" finger at his computer screen, and grinning ear to ear as he pats himself on the back for being right again.  

Additionally renters are starting to peak out with their income versus their rent ratio.Someone making 40,000 a year paying 40% of their income in rent is hitting a ceiling with how far rents can keep going up.

Love what you did with the kitchen; especially with the angles from the ceiling!