Windows from inside and outside with blinds or curtains opened and closed.

Nothing like having them hanging off curtains and window blinds. 

Don't act blindly... but also don't be scared of the journey.

Yes can’t imagine the legislature will force a landlord at any point to send blindly to an email 

You don't want to go in blind, because then you could be making an irrational and uneducated investment that ends up costing you too much to salvage. 

This helped significantly for renting out the property, and selling it.KitchenUpdates made included changing the light fixture, painting the cabinets, adding cabinet handles, buying a new microwave and oven, and updating the countertops.BathroomUpdates included replacing the mirror, changing out the light fixture and fan, and adding an accent wall.Laundry RoomThe only update here was getting a new washer and dryer.BedroomOnly updates in the 3 bedrooms were changing out blinds where needed, and changing all door handles from bronze to satin nickel.RentBefore the refinance, with the smaller loan and lower principal and interest payment, expected cash flow was around $300.

I’m not completely blind to other facets of the investment puzzle, but monthly cash flow is, by far, my primary concern and desire.

I had installed blinds on every window before he moved in.

Lease contract states the tenant is responsible for pest control.Window blinds, and vertical blinds are damages and all need to be replaced.

Sounds like you have a good relationship but damn she could take you for a ride if you go in blind.