If the property was just lip sticked the future and ongoing capex items could crush your cash flow modeling projections. 

Can’t recommend anyone personally, but look into We Work model.

i take the earnings from a collection of mortgages we call a mortgage pool and what i would do is take the earnings from 200,000 mortgages that make up the mortgage pool and i would model who gets paid what and when according to a formula my problem is i don't know what this job is called 

I recommend househacking to clients a lot, often they are looking for a SF and after we look at the financial model of a duplex we change strategy - for example we will close a duplex next week with a previous house hack client in Washington Hights, so this is going to be their second property.

I am using "657 N 41st St Philadelphia, PA, 19104" as a first model. 

Do you want to be more hands on and manage rehab to rent such as a buy and hold model for SFR?

On the surface this sounds like a very "skinny" deal with the payment at $1109 and the proposed rent at $1200; however when we fill the house with a lease/option model we can always get a premium to market rents, typically 20-30%. 

I have come up with a list of skills that I feel would be a great help to the renovation process:3D Modeling/Building Measurements-With a 3D model you can get accurate floor plans, elevations and 3D views of the buildingTest Fit Layouts-Once the 3D model is built, multiple layouts can be created and analyzed-Potential problems can be solved before they are builtMaterial Calculation/Cost-When the design is finalized, square footages and materials can be calculated based off of the modelVisualization Renderings-You get imagery of the building/spaces before construction moves forward-There is a reference during construction Construction Documentation-Specific details can be drawn and dimensioned Staging-A house with furniture better shows the potential of the space Architectural Photography-People want nice pictures that actually show the space and they want a lot of themI would appreciate your feedback on this. 

Don't let the higher revenue be a litmus test as it depends on your business model, thus your operating costs to which you might find the standard rental ends up cash flowing better due to the reduce operating costs. 

Interestingly, different successful models can exist at the same time in the same area under certain circumstances which makes it even more confusing to the novice.