If possible, during rehab, address some things that will help you insurance wise later:- full upgrade of the electical- full upgrade of the plumbing- removal of any sheetrock, trim, etc with lead paint- new roof- address any drainage/leaky basement issues- hardwire smoke and CO detectorsI know not all will be able to be done but most are cheaper during a big reno and will make you a better risk for the insurance companies. 

Took another day or so to paint the trim. 

If you use square trim you could stand the sheets of drywall up vertically, fire tape joints with self adhesive fire tape and cover joints with a 1" X 10" or 12" board similar to trim. 

Hi Roshan.I would remove the door frame, caulk and paint where trim was and install barn doors.  

Based on my own rehabs I would focus on Painting, Drywall hanging and repair, Vanity installation, laminate/luxury vinyl tile installation, ceiling fan and light installation, baseboard and door trim installation, window installation.

If you have to go with custom sizes, and need extra framing or lots of new trim work it can start to get pricey. 

Just a thought...you could buy that 1/4" bead board and go over top of it and not mess with the trim if you plan to paint and not stain.

Or would it be the same ARV if I just trimmed the bushes?

I just did my entire rental with the Lifeproof planks....its really easy to work with.You can easily trim/grind/file the material to fit tight up to the edge of the tub.....its just going to be tedious to do.

@Robbie WynessGenerally, when a window company replaces your old windows and puts in new ones, they wrap the exterior wooden frame of the window using a siding bender and vinyl-covered aluminum trim coil.