There are some electrical units and dry wall put up, but mostly unfinished. 

The property is a couple streets east of Apple Blossom Dr,  and Flowering Peach Dr. I

I put in about about $12,000 when I bought, and spent about another $10,000 on CpaEx items:$22,000/6/5 = $733/doorYes, this was an older building which needed, aside for roofs and flooring, things like bay window replacements because the wood windows rotted out, etc. 

I wouldn't allow this and most investors will advise you against it because you lose control of the property, the corporation may leave you high and dry when the money dries up, and you should be the one to make profit off of it instead of some strangers with no skin in the game.If the home qualifies for short-term rentals, I recommend you look into it to see if you can increase earnings that way.

All of the casings were replaced and new sills were installed where the old ones had rotted.

Everyone knows someone with money rotting at 0% in the bank.

I bought a lot of auction properties in Riverside county from 2010 to 2015 but then stopped after available properties dried up.

so we wait till the sun dries off the roof. 

My neighbor is renting my RV Access space on a month to month basis, does anyone have any recommendations for a quick cut/dry contract I can create?

@Kyohei BrewerCheck out Scotsman guide - getting helocs on investment properties has basically dried up, hawaii will be even more difficult due to the laws and default times being so long, many do not like lending there