The paste turns color in the presence of water so the pump suction will only be inserted to that depth.

Scott's Book on Flipping  Houses discusses this in depth so it will definitely give you a framework.  

the building has not been maintained well at all so the trim, walls, all that are ready to be replaced.I can't speak to the insulation part, but I recently framed over a masonry wall for aesthetics ... still used 2x4s, only oriented them so the wider part (3.5") ran parallel to the wall and the wall only came in 1.5"+ drywall thickness ... the trick for electrical is that they sell "narrow" outlet boxes designed for this applications rather than the standard depth ones designed for framing the traditional way.

@David Thompson, I really appreciate your in-depth insight.

That is why I don't invest out of state - because you never get to understand an area to a point where you can tell whether a property is a good buy at a certain price point.....You might be able to get some general idea, but not in depth understanding...

At first glance with its deteriorating look the investment was unreliable, but after in-depth analysis we began to see possible opportunities.

I am a bit of a gambler but have been burned before with a bad title on a home so not trying to have it happen again.

what it has given me is a very comprehensive and in depth look at what costs are involved in most projects from construction/foundations to countertops.  

I just started playing with it and learning it, but I have to say it is extremely in depth and should have everything you're mentioning.

John said, bigger pockets' rental calculator is the way to go for more in depth analysis.If you're looking for something real simple that can quickly estimate your monthly PITI download the Zillow Mortgages app and use the payment calculator.