Go to college and take these electives:  accounting, business law, architecture, interior design, land-use planning, project management, landlord-tenant law, finance, civil engineering, economics, and securities regulation. 

No interior photos.Similar homes (3bed/1bath) for sale are in the $76,000 to $93,000 range depending on condition.

I would also assume you will have to repaint the interior with each new tenant just to be safe.

I've used a 12x12 self stick tile and looks clean and neat , the other tip is no matter what the room color is the closet interior is white, you can touch up scuffs but No one likes painting closets and this way it always looks neat. white walls, white floor tile and white shelves. 

My first thoughts are:-No exposed wood or painted surfaces on the exterior-Coax cable outlets in every bedroom and living area-LVT in the common areas and wet areas-Concrete porch and patio instead of using a wood deck-Upgraded toilets with large flush valves and high quality internals-No bifold closet doors-Basic cabinets and countertops-A step up from Contractor grade for faucets -Solid wood interior steps instead of carpetedWhat am I forgetting?

Updated interior (well, it will be as I'm planning to have all of that done).  

Can someone tell me how to perform an interior BPO on the property that is nearly completed with renovations in Brooklyn?

I had to replace all interior doors (there were none).

I lived in a condo (we still own in and we rent it now) were the dryer vents to an interior location. 

You may have a month where you can't afford to rehab what you wanted to do but we did things like make my teen son do the interior painting or I had our handyman do the tiling when we couldn't afford the subcontractors.