Bathrooms, paint, kitchen, electrical) , of can I submit a complete job bid with all work being completed by one contractor.

EX: you can put out entire kitchen cabinets, but not a whole kitchen at once.

It doesn't need any work to be habitable however I plan on spending about $5000 to update the electric, paint, floors, kitchen and appliances.  

Looking ahead and seeing who uses what type of suppliers for kitchen and bathroom cabinets in the local Twin Cities area.

Evening Ken,Thank you for the welcome.I currently own one property working on the second deal now.I do general contracting, floors, bathrooms, kitchens, general remodeling interior / exterior.

. $50k approx. windows, kitchen and baths, possibly finish basement.

That's why newbies need to be represented, they often don't know what the can or can't say and it can cost you.Now, if you know the ins and outs of brokerage representations and elect to go it alone, a few points:remind the agent they have less liability in the deal as they don't represent you.remind the agent their broker isn't splitting with another broker.remind them the deal will or should go much quicker with only them facilitating the deal, they aren't waiting on a buyer's agent to coordinate settlement requirements.and, remind them that you have less recourse toward their activities as they are only responsible for facilitating the requirements, if you didn't see the three foot hole in the kitchen floor as you stepped over it.....tough!

Were any changes made in the kitchen?

We did the design, carpentry, painting, kitchen/bathroom/office install and every other little thing involved. 

However, updating both kitchens and bathrooms would certainly net a higher appraisal.