New kitchen, added 1B/1B, new roof and new interior finishes.

The other 3 units need some touch-ups in order to raise rent, to include flooring in the kitchen and bathroom, a deep cleaning, interior paint, and possibly new appliances in the kitchen.

Is it interior sheetrock-studs-exterior sheetrock-air gap for water heater area-interior sheetrock-studs-exterior sheetrock? 

How would you go about teaming up with an interior designer/stager providing a first class experience while keeping costs down?

Not a ton of info, but yeah, it seems like EZ permits may be done for developers. 10 business days is a long time to wait for such permits like an EZ Interior demo, an EZ Alteration if you're trying to do something non-structural, or an EZ electrical/mechanical when you're in the middle of the project. 

Purchase price: $235,000 Cash invested: $40,000 Sale price: $345,000 Total renovation besides cosmetics added bedroom, new everything interior finishing, resanded portions of hardwood floor and updated areas that were in need, reframed floor plan to more open concept, so much more...

Before writing on it my contractor went and gave me rough numbers on the rest of the interior and exterior rehab.Wrote the offer for $65k cash paying all closing costs and it was accepted.

Painted all of the interior, replaced the floors, added new countertops, refinished the bathrooms and concrete needed to be fixed in the garage.

The walls are going up on footings and the interior will get a poured concrete floor.

They also mention that they will be using Sherwan Williams Interior SuperPaint.