For what you said, you can absolutely get that done under 50K, but then again maybe your market requires a higher end cabinets and appliances. 

In notes, there is a "cost to cure" as well, except instead of lumber, tile and cabinets, it's paper, paper and more paper.Hope the high level overview helps.Good Luck,Jim

rough rough estimateplumber to set the tub; hook up the valves/etc - 800tile and grout the floor - 600tile and grout the walls (assuming around the tub) - 1200install vanity / toilet paper holder / towel rack / mirror / cabinet handles / faucet / etc - 800paint / baseboard / caulk / finishing touches - 800install a new ceiling fan (just a simple replacement) - 150somewhere in the range of $4-6k would seem reasonable to me for a random well rated contractor.I would aim to have one of my guys take care of it all for under $2500

The damage is pretty bad with near by cabinets, floor boards under the kitchen tiles, and drywall on the siding of the house all being soaked with water and need to be replaced. 

you can run all the numbers you want, but what will help you most is skills-- plumbing/electrical/drywall/cabinets/installing fixtures, etc,  anything like that..    

.- paint- trim- very light demo + dumpster- trim, a little flooring fix, commonizing the look and harden it (bath fans, remove storm doors, put fake bottoms in sink cabinets, add a tub grid drain, etc)- spring will need some concrete.that's it.

I'm hoping to get rough estimates in the following areas:Interior painting per floor square footExterior painting per floor square footRoofing (and roof repair) per floor square footGood ways of estimating electrical and plumbingRough estimates on flooring (laminate, eng hardwood, tile)Cabinet/countertopsI appreciate any info anyone can share on the topic.

Goes with the color schemes I end up with on cabinets, counters and flooring.

On clear inspection, I found the kitchen cabinets to be damaged and I couldn’t use it.

Then there is also "building property coverage" which is gonna cover things like sinks, cabinets or walls that are damaged.