For this purpose, they probably won't be the pre-finished variety, but rather ones that need to be completely stripped, re-painted, etc. 

Having an experienced, and trustworthiness, real estate Agent has a more unbiased attitude that you may have.If you select a good area, you might sale before its finished.  

It has PMI on the loan right now but once I finish improvements I can get it removed with a appraisal.

Of course the type of window and siding materials as well as nterior finish materials will play a factor.

So I'm finishing up my first rental after a renovation and wanting to get it cleaned prior to the tenants moving in.

I don't live anywhere near there, but and just finishing up with my first house hack experience and moving into number two. 

(Multiple Tubs)Chicago Southside -  Greater Grand Crossing area.I know...I am not a big fan or getting tubs refinished as they say the new finish does not last but I am willing to give it a shot.

Make sure the basic comforts of a home are available to them ASAP - functional kitchen, finished bathroom, finished bedroom.  

Isn't finished out with sheetrock or anything either, just basic plywood...may or may not be insulated.  

Looking forward to seeing some pics when you're all finished with the work.