The old stuff looks clean and not dreadful, and is in neutral colors, but isn't that nice (e.g. the cabinets are kind of rickety and the DW/fridge don't really fit all that well into the space made for them, the floors aren't missing pieces, but also are a bit uneven in places).  

Do you use knobs or bars/handles for cabinet doors and drawers?

It's large, almost 1400 sf for a 3 bedroom condo built in 2001 (so it has the blonde cabinets) in a gated community that is kept up well.

The flooring was down when we did the kitchen cabinets so it took some load & one of my guys was cutting boards on the flooring but again no scratches.Good luck

Out of that budget, the cabinets alone were $3,300.

Does it make sense to replace the 1975 cabinets in the kitchen? 

http://www.cabinetmania.com/I have ordered online RTA cabinets many times before with other projects in Alabama, and Florida.

@Lauren KeenTax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor is good book and does make the investor think about deductions he/she is entitled to.You are entitled to a home office deduction if you had an area in your home that you used for your business(file cabinet to save tenant files, office desk to take and place calls) that was regularly and exclusively used for your business.There is one caveat with the home office deduction. 

Full time Residential General Contractor English / Spanish (Charleston)compensation: average project 50k labor + materials employment type: contract A private real estate investment company is searching for a construction company that can handle full residential remodels in Charleston, anything from taking a home down to the studs, and putting it back together to simple cosmetic projects, that include, laying tile, laminate, assembling cabinets, drywall, texture, paint, carpentry, plumbing, electrical.Plan is to start with 2-3 flips per month, and scale to 5-10 projects per month.

I turn on all the lights, open all the cabinets, close all the doors to closets/bedrooms/baths, look inside appliances, pull appliances out, etc.