Looking to sell a personal vacation beach home in Galveston, TX in need of minor repairs (paint / shower drains / typical turn stuff on the interior) as I’m moving away from the area and don’t want to take on another project that may or may not add value.

In the nearly 2 years since I have transferred my license to this company, we have gone from 8000 agents to over 25,000 nationwide and internationally...

If something with old kitchens and beat-up interiors is selling for $60K a unit, you maybe be able to command $75K-80K with proper renovations.Also, if you can get a sense of the cap rate in that neighborhood, you can also check rental listings to get an idea of what the units will rent for (and therefore what the property is worth).

Being so young and with no money I think the best thing for me to do right now is to find somebody or group to basically work for free or shadow/intern for.  

The interior sealants don't do much of anything so the only long term remedy would be to dig out and re-seal, which of course would cost a lot and neither the turnkey company nor I would be willing to do that.The "turnkey" company has said they will extend the gutters away from the home and bring in some dirt to help slope the ground away from the house. 

I'm an estimator for a large international construction company, dealing with sophisticated clients and this is the standard.

My background includes architecture/ interior design, construction and project management.

@Jacob Sampson I've bumped my purchase price about 10k to allow room for error (also my best friend will be the realtor) @Ralph Justiz pretty recently remodeled property (from the exterior) still looking to get pics of the interior as the deal was a stumble upon via a friend. 

I added value by renovating all of the interiors; I had 100 percent turnover almost as soon as I bought it.

Warm, moist air from the interior is getting up to the joists and condensing against the cold surface(s).