Best advice is to just scroll though Home Depot website and get an idea for the cost of things like flooring and drywall per foot and then do the same thing with cabinets. 

Will you have to replace toilets, showers, cabinets, vanities, or anything on the inside?

Pre Fab countertops are great for a kitchen where there are no special cabinets or weird measurements, just a basic straight run of cabinets.

Here's some more numbers:I'm purchasing the property for $524k (3bd, 3 bath, 2100 sqft, built in 1985 in the NW Austin area)Estimated repairs: $30k (open one kitchen wall up, new appliances, new man made countertops painted cabinets, new vinyl flooring throughout, new paint throughout, remove popcorn ceilings.)ARV: 585kThanks all!

Good to walk through with tenant, if X happens (pipe bursts, no heat, safety issue) call immediately 24/7/365, if your cabinet door is not closing properly don't call at 3 am. 

Remove and Replace Kitchen Cabinets - $23002. 

That's all new paint, floor coverings, electrical switches/receptacles, counter tops, light/fans, hinges, appliances, and cabinet hardware.  

The home was remodeled but I did replace the kitchen just because I own a cabinet business so why not so I have about 45k into it after theHvac went out twice but it is a very clean park in a nice city with the best school districts and where houses start at 300k so I was able to rent it for 1450 a month the lot rent and water/trash is 578 so I'm cash flowing a little more than 800 a month.

Demoing - cabinets, drywall, and a dividing wall.

New cabinets in kitchen and bath with quartz countertops, walls were textured and painted, fireplace has new brick facing.