Had the interior of the home repainted, new carpets, new washer and dryer.

Interiors were average with need of some updating for the area and class they were.

The price range that I'm looking for caps out at around $130k, this is based on just running some numbers, I don't see anything that seems to work above this price range.I'm primarily looking for B quality properties, but would be open to C properties.I'm also looking for a Single-Family property to start as an introduction (again this will be my first rental) with plans to try to purchase one property per year, transitioning to multi-family at about the 5-year mark.As far as rehab goes I'm not looking to do any major repairs (roof, foundation, electrical, etc.) but would be willing to tackle interior renovations more willingly (paint, flooring, bathrooms/kitchens, etc.). 

Added 400 amps single phase, 400 amps 3 phase electrical, added three bathrooms, added two kitchens, added dressing area, added interior walls, fully insulated the envelope, added 25 tons HVAC, refinished all surfaces, paved the parking lot, made entire building ADA compliant.

Here are a few suggestions to help you get your single-family home rent ready while limiting costs:Prioritize safety: Make sure all electrical and plumbing systems are in good working order, smoke detectors are installed, and any necessary safety repairs are made.Clean and declutter: Clean the interior and exterior of the property, remove any personal items and clutter, and make sure it is free of any damage.Neutral decor: Use neutral paint colors and flooring to make the property appealing to a wide range of renters.Basic updates: Consider updating the kitchen and bathroom with new fixtures, countertops, and tile, if necessary.

On 500K (excluding lot and utilities), what would you builders expect for lighting allowance, interior carpentry(built-ins,crown molding, closet system), sound system, appliances, landscaping, tile, cabinet grade, granite, hardware,etc?

Just focus on making your place inherently fun to book on its own (in other words get professional photos of your place kitted out with: game rooms, pool table, shuffleboard, darts, air hockey, big buck hunter, nice appliances, Big screen TV's comfy beds, welcoming interior decor, etc.)

Also, since I am using an interior decorator and spending on kitchens and bathrooms mostly, I believe I should get most, if not all, of those money back as equity.So, in 2024 I will move into my dream house and rent out my condo, having had a great time designing and improving my dream home.  

Or just your interior house plumbing and supply lines and similar?  

Terminate management with me, then list the home with another brokerage after we've terminated.Imagine you hire a painter to paint the interior of your home.