We have an experienced contractor/family friend ready to tackle this.

To me Craigslist is an open invitation to the world to spam the living hell out of me. 

My concern is that these responses could be getting lost in your spam folders.I will be reaching out to you both individually to fix the issues you have.

This is often times the first level of upgrade we tackle on older properties, especially if they don't need a lot of TLC, and we find probably 90% of all of the products on Amazon.

It's like getting a call from an unknown number on your cell, and seeing the 'potential spam' indicator on the screen from your carrier.

When I look on the internet I see nothing buy spam things about these.  

I am pretty handy and I think I could tackle this myself but I am not sure how that would work with having the roommate responsible for the damages. 

Hey There,I'm in the process of closing a new investment triplex in Boston (unit 1- large 3 bed, unit 2- 3 bed, unit 3 - studio) and I'd like to get BP's feedback on what's the best approach to tackle this.I'm planning to upgrade the three oil furnaces to gas (~$20k) and also work on some cosmetic changes and turn a large office on unit 1 into a bedroom.  

If they want to tackle a yard project, I'll pay for the materials while they do the work.  

If you're brand new, be ready to tackle a few early challenges, but I wholeheartedly recommend ABC Capital Investments.