The MLS, due to high competition and normally high asking prices, wouldn't be the best option to find deals. 

I use cabinetgiant.com, who provide a RTA cabinet here in Kansas City.Here is a recent forum discussion with some other options as well.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/84/topics/161076-kitchen-cabinets

Does anyone know which rent to own company is best for this option?

I like Stessa with how it sets up separate bank accounts per each my properties I don't like that it doesn't give the option to have like maintenance request or repairs from the tenants.

Though pricing is extremely important, in that every extra dollar spent on cabinets, is one less dollar in the pocket of the investor or contractor, what is the breakdown of the three above qualities that investors are looking for?

These were the options that were presented in the signing documents as well as the option for the amount I'd like to initially draw.

Here's an article explaining some of the options you may run into: https://streeteasy.com/blog/nyc-real-estate-agent-splits-com...

It also has an unusually high concentration of 2-4 family multi-family options to make your dollar go a little further, if a duplex or fourplex is your cup of tea.

., for a $250k house, $2,500 of earnest money, with a reasonable option amount.

I’m researching my finance options and studying the market.