It includes things like kitchen cabinets, flooring, wall tile, fixtures, appliances, color, etc.

The listing for the property states that the one of the units is a loft and does not have a kitchen.

Since the house is a foreclosure there are a lot of issues such as:Downstairs(basement)If anything is missing or broken on the walls its going to need sheet rockTile on the floorsFurnace / hot water needs to be re-pipedMain floorWhole interior of the house needs to be repaintedTile on kitchen floorNew appliances / cabinetsLaminate floorGranite counter topRecess lighting1/4 inch sheet rock on the top of the kitchenBathroom re-tiledStairs re stained UpstairsNew door for bedroomsNew light fixturesSame laminate floor downstairs used upstairsCompletely new bathroomOutsideRoof needs to be fixed (not replaced)Foundation needs to be paintedFront porch needs to be touched upSo basically that is what needs to be done for the house.

8806 Rolling Rock LnDallas, TXhttp://www.zillow.com/homedetails/8806-Rolling-Roc...2300 sf3/2 2 car carport + storageVery clean property, needs a couple windows put in the front of the house and kitchen redone plus some paint.  

I have window units in the living/kitchen area and each bedroom. 

Too many cooks in the kitchen makes for a bad meal.

.- Needs full kitchens installed in every unit3.

They also did the tile walls in the bathroom and a kitchen counter for me.It was a house I was selling, so I didn't get to live with the results long enough to say how well it held up over time but it seemed like quality work.

Lets say Paint, Carpet, New Garage doors, Landscaping and an updated kitchen. 

Nice granite counter tops (look for stuff with lots of motion & veins, not the cheap "flecked" stuff) in the kitchen & bath, unless you go with high-end marble in the bath.