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That is how it works with all of the DLCs. The jobs introduce you to the new houses and the new items as well as any new functions in the game (such as the furniture renovation) that are introduced in the DLC. Once you do the jobs, then you can flip the houses any way you'd like after you purchase them.
They aren't the same, the ones you buy will have a slightly different layout and ussually more trashed then the client job, its like this with all buyable houses