I think it needs more color.

Thanks for the color on cost. 

I wasn't as thrilled with the grass coloring as no one's grass is that green in Indiana in February.

And just in case you want to shop the paint yourself which I recommend if you want to save the money you are looking at about:10 gallons for walls, if all one color  (satin or eggshell) double rolled5 gallons for ceilings, closets (flat) spray2-3 gallon for trim, baseboard, shelving doors, etc. ( semi - gloss) but better off just getting the 5 gallon ...also sprayed. 

Now when I walk there are loose boards and some are stained different colors. 

@Rose Higgens good points and this might be an $800 lesson learned if I end up walking away from it

Things like that will color your numbers for this allowance.Good Luck!

This can be beneficial, especially if the contractor has a track record of successful projects and reliable material choices.Consider these options based on your specific preferences, time constraints, and the level of control you want over the renovation process as a real estate investor, or if you have a "SOP" of exactly what to buy (Brand, Color, Quality, Shape, Size, Store, etc...) you can give that to the contractor.

Color me intrigued.

Also your colors could be a bit better to distinguish neighbors-hoods.