Kitchen was doubled in size, full paint inside and out, re-glazed bathrooms and new flooring throughout.

The kitchen had already been redone, so that expense was deleted, all we had to do was paint, and we've installed new carpet, and so far, new flooring and a new shower surround in the master bath.

We have painted, new carpet, and bathroom flooring, will be adding some other touches upon move out before renting out.

Additionally, some lenders do offer VA construction loans, but the renovations to the property can only be cosmetic (floors, cabinets, roof) and not structural (foundation, moving walls, building additions, etc).Good luck!

You definitely want to charge enough for deposits and such to help cover cleaning and light damage repair but at the same time if you charge too much people will just bring their pets in and never tell you about it.

Thus far we gutted the apartment, flipped the floor plan and are currently putting the finishing details before listing it for rent for February 1st 2019.

My main one is having someone come clean my house. 

I'm listing an older gulf access home in SE Cape Coral and it's booked solid with seasonal renters and its pretty dated, clean but older (actually my age, 49 :).

Here's a list of what's included with this home:New drywall & insulationAsbestos abatementNew copper plumbingNew air conditioning, and FurnaceNew recessed lighting throughout New bathrooms (two bathrooms)New kitchen cabinetsTankless water heaterNew garage door New roofHard-wood flooring ceramic tileNew granite kitchen cabinetsUpdated Fireplace in the living roomNew interior and exterior paintI'm no expert but this seems extremely high.

The $50/pet I charged initially was a one time fee to pay for carpet cleaning after they vacate.