It's listed as 4 bedroom 1.5 bath, 1480 sf, and the pictures show a house that definitely needs paint, floors refinished at least, a full kitchen and bathroom rehab, and I'd assume you'd want to make the half-bath a full bath for value. 

The property have the following issues: require new roof, 4 doors, 3 windows, 2x kitchen update, 2x bathroom slight update, appliances, new Hvac system (heating is electric baseboard) and other touch ups like paint and etc... i contacted 2 contractors and they gave me between 40-59k rehab cost. 

I like your section on rehab because it gives some concrete things to look for like tiled kitchen / bathroom and uniform paints.

The kitchen and appliances were clean.

Tenants must show: The clothesline or drying rack will not interfere with maintenance of the rental property;The clothesline or drying rack will not create a health or safety hazard, block doorways, or interfere with walkways or utility service equipment;Tenant seeks landlord’s consent before affixing a clothesline to a building;Use of the clothesline or drying rack does not violate reasonable time or location restrictions imposed by the landlord; andThe tenant has received approval of the clothesline or drying rack, or the type of clothesline or drying rack, from the landlord.SB 328 (Hueso).

I assumed it to be $0 because these are the things that they are working on currently:New 30 year architectural shingle roofExterior wood repair and paintLaminate hardwood throughout downstairsSmooth all ceilingsFill in swimming pool and sod back yardNew furnace and ACNew water heaterNew bathroom vanities in all bathroomsPressure wash exteriorLandscapeTrim treesCeramic tile in KitchenNew kitchen counter topsNew sink and faucetCarpet stairsRefinish hardwood upInstall washer box to prevent future leaksSeems like they hit everything except for windows/foundation?  

I have installed all phases of building, from running heavy equipment to patching roofing, Installing a designing HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical , sewage etc.

It has I believe 4 baths and a kitchen and living room.

On the quote, which was explained to me, my fiancé and my realtor, he charged $665 to install 266 sq ft in tile in the kitchen, bath and utility, $600 to remove the tile in the kitchen bath and utility and $300 to remove the shower in the master (which was plastic) and put up backer board for the new shower.

There are a few rotten logs,  the windows have PL glue in the corners,  the kitchen cabinets and counter tops are just set in place,  carpeting on walls in bedrooms,  piece of plywood for a ceilingin an upstairs room.