I'm simply hoping to get a visual of a working flip and advise on what to look for when looking for Rehab costs.

That fits the definition of property eligible for 1031 treatment and I think you've got a good case. 

This has the best pictorial (for a quick visual assessment) of the model being recalled. 

Hi,My question is:Do I have to supply window treatments (blinds, verticals, etc) in my rental or is it up to the tenant?

Another example, by observation, can a CPA determine whether millwork qualifies for accelerated depreciation treatment?

You can create your list through visual identification, and/or through getting lists from your title company. 

@Martinis Jackson, if you bought that property with the primary intent of reselling (flipping) then it does not qualify for 1031 treatment. 

We are considering a heat treatment. 

Essentially they charge for the water that was lost, but not the corresponding sewage treatment cost since they didn’t treat the leaked water as sewage.

However, there might be some tax benefit in your situation to treat this as a partnership (LLC tax as a partnership ).For instance, this treatment could reduce a married couple's SE tax bill when one spouse has wage income above the Social Security tax ceiling ($128,700 for 2018).