Of the 50 units, I'd imagine only 10-15% might actually have cars that get towed regularly while the other 85-90% don't.  

It is already equipped with a fire suppression system and monitoring.

I’m also curious if it's possible to convert these units into regular apartments, as this property is located in the NY suburbs.

We took over the management and built relationships with the various agencies and have been leasing the units more regularly with 2 vacancies remaining.

You need someone with boots on the ground to drive by the property regularly, inspect every 3-6 months, supervise maintenance, etc.

I have a couple of rental units in Hixson and need reliable lawn care to mow on a regular basis. 

Evictions/move-outs that regularly included half a tenant's torn-up furniture, personal items, and damage to units that would take weeks to clean out and a state requirement to store tenant belongings for 30 days after move-out, even in the case of evictions. 

sounds ridiculous but a situation ive encountered multiple times. ask yourself how much extra work you want in your life, offsite landlords get put out of business regularly, I've seen it over and over again. consider your options and learn everything but diving in.

I am reading through the "Real Estate by the Numbers" book now, and am still in the beginning where it discusses personal financial statements.For the past two decades I have been using financial aggregators to monitor my finances.

To state "Good/Just cause Eviction" requires and infers that a "regular" Eviction is UNjust/UNgood.