Painted all interior walls too What was the outcome?

We seem to have a problem finding contractors that will give us a per unit price on labor (example: interior door install price).  

Purchasing sight unseen (interior) isn't for everyone but it is built in 2007 and realtor did sent me some pictures of both units. 

House details: Unit Approx: 700sqft2/1 Paint with Trim $1450Drywall- Master Bedroom(1 side of wall has large crack in drywall needs replaced) $250Electrical- Loose Wires $250Misc -Replace Downspouts -Replace doorknob & deadbolt $100Sump Pump Replacement -includes labor $530Carpet Cleaning $65Cleaning of Interior $125Insect(Elder bugs)Treatment $350Carpet Replacement $2000

You cannot properly paint an interior with a tenant in place.

Repainted entire interior, replaced all light fixtures, replaced all flooring, painted kitchen cabinets and added new cabinet doors, installed granite countertops and 12x25 concrete patio on back of unit.

If you have a legal 3 they will put in another meter and then you'll just have to do the interior work.

@Adoni ConzeThose sites you mentioned are not always accurate with their valuations of property as it doesn't take into consideration the interior of the property, the features of the lot, or any external obsolescence that may be present.As for the appraisal, an appraiser will look at the overall condition of the property, the size, the location, views, and so on.

Painted interior, updated landscaping, added barn doors and other custom features on interior.

Those building elements (could be cabinets, fixtures, interior walls, etc.) that are part of the unit would be your responsibility as well as all your personal property (unless the bylaws say differently).