I expect the project to be about $50,000, so it's not a small job -- kitchen, bath, floors, plumbing, windows, walls, ceilings.

Or someone leaves a window open and it rains.

We painted the entire interior of the house before we moved in and since have replaced the appliances, upgraded the electrical system, installed impact/energy efficient windows.

I've been working on the property over the last 3 weeks, but the City hired a contractor to board up all windows and doors and secure the property because it is abandoned and vacant.

Carry 2-3 sets of everything and make sure it's all made with an easy to clean material (sheets, pillows, wine, toilet paper, water bottles, shower curtains, window curtains, garbage bags, shampoo, coffee, ect). 

Kept natural exterior brick facade as-is with new energy efficient windows to keep the integrity of the home consistent with the neighborhood.

we currently have the framing done and windows and doors installed. no sprinkler, plumbing, elec done whatsoever

If you have solid performing assets and think you can increase rents, or lessen the vacancy window with technology or just plain attention he can't add I think you will be able to structure it exactly how you want. 

There were "dog house" windows protruding from the roof - like a mini-dormer. 

However, I have a family business of Glass Shower Doors, Windows and Home Improvement that I plan to use in order to flip MH’s.