The walls, fans, and air conditioning units were covered in fur and there is a greasiness all over the cabinets with fur imbedded in it.

But you'll want to walk it to see if the electrical/plumbing need major upgrading, what the roof is like, if the cabinets are salvageable, or if you need a furnace/ac/water heater.  

home needs paint, here is a list that I got quoted $7,500.00 for Ive bought wall paint alreadyHe is supplying everything else, tape, brushes, trim paint ETC.Paint entire 3150 Sq ft home Paint ceilings Repair texture and paint water damage in 3 areas of the ceiling Paint entire 2 car garage Paint all oak cabinets White, sand, prime and paint correctly off hinges probably 25 doors, and 15 drawers Paint all 12 doors paint stair case wood polespaint baseboards the foyer has very high vaulted ceilings. it is a decently large home as well. 

An awesome upgraded house, removed the peninsula and cabinets hanging, making the kitchen feel small, opened up and added cabinets and quartz counter on the far wall.

will need paint, floor covering, update base cabinets, appliances, etc. 

Basic scope: Interior/exterior paint (including some interior drywall fixes and exterior siding repair), remove two closets and turn it into a hallway down the middle of the house (see photos above), remodel kitchen including floors, paint and counters (reuse cabinets), take down the kitchen wall to create open concept, sand and refinish all hardwood and repair hardwood where the closets were removed, add in closets to all three bedrooms, and relocate multiple doors.

I think I can make use of these cabinets and counters.

I actually did a complete rehab minus ripping out the cabinets, tub and shower in a 600 st ft apartment for $1500 in materials.

You can do wonders to a property by painting it, replacing carpet/buffing floors, staining or painting cabinets, etc all by yourself.

Does anyone have experience using the in stock cabinets from Lowe's?