A lot of homes are “SFH,” but the pics will reveal a full kitchen and another area with a sink and a fridge or a sink and a stove.

New windows, roof, adding central air new furnace. new paint, electrical, water heater etc etc. huge concrete patio and driveway What was the outcome?

Market fundamentals are out the window causing fear to spread faster than the virus itself.

True story, when I took over a disaster project and started stabilizing it, we kept finding a window open in a vacant unit (1 of about 35 vacant units!)

This is a 3/2 upstairs and a 1/1 downstairs with living space no full kitchen.

I added central heat and air to eliminate the window unit and floor furnace.

Full remodel, new siding, windows, sheetrock, flooring, paint, bathrooms, plumbing, electrical, etc.

You generally will need updated heating, central air, granite kitchen, updated bathrooms, and be on a decent block. 

If they say yes to your price, then don't miss your window to get it locked up!

With the big bank LO (your metaphorical "home seller"), what you are doing is basically asking your seller, in a seller's market, to fix a bunch of little nitpicky inspection items ("new faucet in kitchen sink that matches the oven"), when the seller knows they had 27 other offers, 7 of which were higher than yours.