I went over believing the fixture had gone bad.

They don't triage service calls and need an electrician to swap a fixture, wall heater or bath exhaust fan.

Letting a Government run your business is not my cup of tea....Having said that, if you can tolerate the Govt being involved, you can make a lot of money...just play the game.

Those tenants can often move in the middle of the night in a span of a few hours and be gone whereas as doctor office with heavy build out or a retail tenant with lots of installed fixtures takes much more work to leave.

I work as a CAD Draftsperson (3D modeling of our fixtures to create blueprints, programs and cut lists) as well as a Carpenter when some extra help is needed on the floor.I bought a little ranch 2BD/1BR house in Milwaukee (Bay View), Wisconsin six years ago and have done a lot of work to it over the years - new custom kitchen, appliances, refinishing of original oak flooring, A/C, bathroom and 6' fenced in yard.

Light fixtures, door pulls, tile work, counters, cabinets, and so on. 

It's virtually impossible to get even air flow from all vents, and you usually don't want even air flow from all vents anyway as some areas will need greater volume and others less volume depending on a lot of factors such as where the room is located in the building, windows and other low-R value fixtures, exposure to south/west vs. north/east, ceiling height, etc.

Brass fixtures look great, front door is great.

Did a an interior/exterior renovation with updated fixtures, lighting, appliances and current trend paint palette What was the outcome?

Only a couple minor tenant issues, and some inevitable property updates and replacements of appliances and fixtures.