They didn't have enough money for oil one year, so they cannibalized the staircase, railing, trim, doors, etc to burn for heat. 

The apartments needed new floors, painting, some new plumbing, counter tops, doors, trim etc. 1st apt was rented back from previous owner after closing for 2 months @ 710 which was negotiated with price of property.

You can pull out that piece of trim that's there and see how much it overlaps the floor to determine the dimensions of your new trim.  

We have offered on several occasions to come on a saturday or sunday to work and the tenant says we need to come during the week because he works overnights and needs to sleep ( I THE BUILDING OWNER WORK OVERNIGHTS THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY WEEKLY AND RAISE A FAIMLY AND VARIOUS OTHER ACTIVITIES AND I INCONVENIENCE MYSELF TO GET MY THINGS IN ORDER FOR SAID TENANT)I don't know how to resolve this problem and complete the work needed (just trim, and a threshold.

We originally went into it thinking we would be able to salvage trim, ceilings, etc.

. ($25k)New domestic plumbing throughout ($4k)Wiring upgrades including new meters and service entrance to accommodate new W/D hook-ups in all units ($15k)Installed 2nd driveway, 20' x 37' ($3500)24 new windows ($7200)Gutted and replaced kitchens and baths in 3 out of the 4 units.Refinished all hardwood floors, painted all units, fixed repaired trim, and all interior and exterior cosmetics.4 new sets of appliancesBEFORE                                                                                                               AFTER

It doesn't need a lot of work, little bit of everything in terms of finishing touches (paint touch ups, drywall patches) and very tiny jobs (installing closet doors, trims and baseboards in some areas).

At that point my wife was my girlfriend; we fixed up the home over the next year or so (replaced the older carpet/vinyl floors with hardwood/tile/laminate, painted all the interior walls, added improved lighting/trim, etc.).

We also would perform the trim out work on the marriage line in double and triple wide homes.

Make sure your scope of work is sufficiently detailed, for example, if paying for exterior trim or siding, the quote needs to specify caulking and painting.