Looking for information on what you know about cost as I’m from out of the country...It’s in good shape from 1977 but needs to be reframed insulated and dry walled and then new electrical because right now the whole thing is exposed brick.  

You can inspect the roof yourself for any dry rot.

The super nice thing is that both sides are fully plumbed for a bathroom and are completely dry walled, the occupied side even has a fully finished BEDROOM that isn't being counted because they don't have an egress window down there! 

Hey everyone,I wanted to post and see if anyone who’s more experienced than myself can help me understand rough estimates for painting, drywall repairs and cleaning costs for a rental on the west side of Cleveland.To give some general information, there’s some dry wall cracks, painting of the entire interior which is 850 square feet and deep cleaning of the entire interior since the former tenants left behind a fair amount of food and broken furniture.

It's possible they screwed up as there's a field marked "excess land" that has a value of 0.

It is usually pretty cut and dry. 

We were able to tap into some gov't-backed low interest loans because our banker knew we were thinking about some construction projects around the same time he was sitting on excess funds.

Excessive forbearance could be a reason for denial (Borrower just can't make payments at any rate/term, or expenses are just too high). fraud could be a reason. voluntary un or underemployment could be a denial reason.

Our town is DRY for rentals.

If the repairs were done quickly, walls and ceilings open to dry out, there is little chance of mold growth or any structural problem.