You've got huge migration from California folks looking for more affordable housing, and baby boomers by the dozen retiring and wanting to live out their golden years in warmer climates.

I personally wouldn’t because of the political climate in that area... but that’s just me. 

Whats the climate like?

The state legal climate is only one reason, there is not much upside here for anyone who cares about income or sustainability.I have been up to Rochester and your area.

I can't see a reason for doing anything besides splitting the costs in accordance with your ownership percentage.Percentage to save for capex varies based on age, climate, style of building, etc.

If there are climate controlled units then you might have some HVAC maintenance costs, but that's about it.

It's VERY important actually, as you'll glean from what's below...IMHO, if you own property close enough to the Pacific Ocean to enjoy any of the coastal climate that we enjoy, unless it's the absolute last option, don't sell for a loss. 

Some personality disordered people truly enjoy trying to aggravate and get under you skin when they get mad about something which may be completely unrelated to the stated problem.

A warmer climate will accelerate this. 

In addition, the buildings are not climate controlled, so I was thinking of adding a climate control system to some of the buildings.