They make plastic hinges and stuff for kitchen cabinets. 

@Cj McDougal The tenant occupied an adjoining unit that the plumber needed to enter to access the plumbing to stop a bad leak that was destroying my new kitchen cabinets in the next door unit.

The open-concept kitchen is complete with stainless steel appliances, quartz counters, shaker cabinets, all sitting next to family room, which opens to a sprawling backyard deck with built-ins, perfect for enjoying tranquil summer evenings.

Make sure to rebuild the room plumb and square if you're going to set cabinets or tile walls.

Contractors hate working for flippers because there is usually no room for any decent profit and the investor always tries to lowball the Contractor.Look for deals on above average quality stuff like appliances, tile, cabinets, flooring, granite, etc.Good luck, you got this.....

This leaves me only with the contractor.Specifically, I'm just looking at properties that need cosmetic work that can be rehabbed without structural work, but may need roof repair, basic plumbing or cabinet replacement.

A dripping P-trap might be a $10 part but the rotted cabinet plus install can end up being several hundred dollars. 

Outdated HVAC.Sub flooring under toilet and kitchen sink is rotted from leaking.All windows (6) are original and need to be replaced.Driveway is crumbled.Kitchen cabinets and counter tops are in really bad shape. 

I wouldn't waste money on upgraded cabinets (unless you're talking high dollar housing) or virtually anything behind walls.

One unit just needed a deep clean, we painted the cabinets in the second, and had to do some plumbing in the third.