@Jeff BridgesMy estimate includes materials only and would include a sheet of drywall, some mesh tape, box of screws, mud, and a little paint.

People typically use at least 8.3% for vacancy, assuming perhaps one month out of the year it is vacant for turnover and painting and what have you.CapEx and repairs people also run differently, but a combined 15% of GSI is more common. 

.- Paint - Repair - plumbingWho does the below 4 items?

The planks look great...I will see how they last.Usually when a tenant moves out Replacing even a stove, a wall heater, paint, drywall repairs, etc are all fairly simple and cheap, but the floors are always expensive and something I dont do myself.

I'm hoping if I paint the picture someone might be able to tell me whats going on with it, and if I could make a move on it.

Killz mold paint. 

Curious about the kitchen, appears to be painted/refurbished?

Get a room painted or put in new carpet when you have it empty for a few days.

"What do you need to move on from this property" "If I can help you by allowing you to move only what you want, not perform any repairs, not have to worry about the lawn/pool/snow removal, etc what would you take for a cash offer" IMHO once someone moves out there is always going to be a need to do paint and flooring to get it in shape to sell to a retail buyer.

New windows there are 27 of them, new garage door and new exterior on the garage and of course painting the inside and new appliances.