(to put it mildly).   

In the past when everyone is on a long term lease, I stop providing common area supplies like toilet paper, paper towels, laundry detergent etc. anything that is usually wasted.

I agree it's mildly annoying, but this is not uncommon and there's very little more your PM can do about this.

The property currently had a basement unit that needed significant work. 2 of the units were turnkey with nice granite kitchens and one of the units needed a relatively mild rehab.

I'm really concerned that demand could be extremely volatile, in the event that there IS a mild or even deep recession (although again, I think that a mild one is more likely).

It provides a mild level of visual security as well.7) Other amenities will include low-cost bicycles and e-scooters (damage/loss deposit required), and off-street parking for this that doe bring vehicles.To Michael's point, we re-ran the report using 7.5%, reduced the monthly to LTR rates for the immediate area. 

I have done properties that needed mild cosmetic work and ones that needed complete remodel.

You should include a small amount monthly for consumable supplies (TP, paper towels, soap, dish detergent, etc.).

@Chris Seveney I don't have clear numbers, but my perception is a mild slowing, but still a sellers market.

Mild winters, no state income tax, and a great business climate all work towards an influx of people.