HVAC must have been hawked, none there any more, plumbing that was metal was recycled too.So, roof $6,400, plumbing, $1,500, HVAC, waiting for estimate, but should be around $8k with duct work,  paint inside $2k, new cabinets, sink, facet, d/w, counter in kitchen maybe $15k, bathroom fixtures for 2 bathrooms $3k, flooring (labor ourselves) vinyl laminate $4k, 5 broken windows after leveling house $300, leveling house $8k total for all this : $48,200.Total cost for the purchase and fix is $115k. 

Located in Colorado, and it's been hot the last few weeks.There is no window next to the siding, just a roof.

I had all of the window trimmings redone.Hired local people to remodel a bathroom.

I brought my cousin (from the bay area) to come down and remodel the entire condo.He removed the popcorn ceiling, carpet, old windows, cabinets, vanities, showers and added tile, windows, cabinets and all new hardware/appliances.

Check out them windows.

Even if you don't have handyman skills, much of renovating a property is grunt work like washing walls and floors, painting, cleaning windows, caulking, scrubbing grime off tubs and sinks, polishing faucets, and so forth.

They'll leave doors/windows open, blast the A/C, etc.

Sometimes it means you have a house with an odd layout, or a neighborhood that potential renters don't favor, or a house that will be more work/money than a renter wants to get into (old drafty windows for heating, huge lawn to mow, etc).

@Mike CumbieOften times a HUD property comes back on after 8pm during the week so with a midnight deadline it can leave a small window.

Her details:Original purchase $190KUpgrades (to finish 2nd floor/ windows flooring etc) $22kApprox Value $300kHer Mortgage balance $110kWe have been looking into options of combining equity, initially to build but not sure if the scenario above is possible.