But my concerns are that there is much less home-buying in general, and especially in the wintertime, and that with much more limited inventory, you may be capped at, say, 60k even in peak summer season.So if anyone or any CO or AK agents can shed some light on this, it would be great. 

Flooring, cabinets, hardware.. and if you'll let me add a 4th, lighting fixtures! 

It is confused to me and hope anyone can shed some lights here.Appreciate! 

I would consider getting a ring doorbell or outdoor light camera if needed.3. 

(Note:They installed a window unit in the month of June since they overworked the AC unit and had to have someone come repair it.)After inspecting their space, I noticed that they cook/bake a lot, do laundry alot, leave lights on when not in the house and have a room with lights for their plants running 24/7.

We purchased this property for $200,000 and with some simple cosmetic updates; new floors, countertops, light fixtures, etc., (~$25,000 renovations), the ARV conservatively comes out to $275,000+.

We installed engineered hardwood floors, painted the kitchen cabinets, installed new countertops, backsplash, underneath cabinet lighting, tile in bathrooms, new light fixtures, and furnished the studio.

The hardwood has light scratches in lots of places, and the walls have some holes from last tenant painting etc - but there was no major damage.

No lights, gates, and I think no cameras. 

A near total renovation including flooring, lighting, outside of wall plumbing, and paint significantly improved the livability of the home and the prospective rental income.