The SD was $500.We had to tear out the carpet, padding, scrap up the glued down areas of padding, even remove the tack strips in areas because they were soaked, scrub the floor, put an enzyme solution down, cover with plastic, then seal the floor with two coats of Kilz before the new carpet could go in.Plus, the normal cleaning because obviously he could not clean the appliances, etc. 

Seller has significantly improved property. new appliances, roof, pole barn, bathrooms.

(https://nest.com/ )You can also set up a network attached storage device to create tenant accessible files for your property manual, appliance manuals, how to manuals (for septic systems, wood stoves, property photos, tenant lease documents contact numbers, neighbor information, shopping info, utility info etc.)

Kitchen; appliances, flooring, countertops (upgrade but not high end), backsplash, painted cabinets, sink, faucets.2.

The rehab seems light to me, I did a serious rehab on 3 units and it was 45,000 for new kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, paint, appliances, exterior work.

Updated throughout with new appliances, lighting fixtures, carpet flooring, and bathrooms.

They will make sure there are no leaks, the appliances are working, change the furnace filters, check to see if anything needs fixed etc. 

We've completely gutted the place, full replumb, new electrical wiring/box/service, all new fixtures, floors, trim, appliances, doors, fireplace rehab, everything inside is new, opened floor plan, etc.

The other 3 units need some touch-ups in order to raise rent, to include flooring in the kitchen and bathroom, a deep cleaning, interior paint, and possibly new appliances in the kitchen.

What's a "reasonable" amount of trash will vary by family size and lifestyle.it may be reasonable to expect that furniture, appliances, and tires are not thrown in the dumpster.