As such all kitchens and bathrooms needed renovating, along with new plumbing (was poly), and new HVAC (was window AC). 

I am looking to rent a place, it seems nice except three thingsthey are ranch style apartments. they have a gate in front of the main entrance, and you're responsible for the door if anything happens to it. for some reason they won't fix it. it actually looks like this but a wooden door in front of the main doorif i take the door down, how concerned should I be about people stealing stuff. if i had a lawn mower or something, they would have to come in the opening and take stuffi saw a report online about some guy that was looking in someones windows at the complex across the street. i dont know how long ago it was. i was looking online again but coudlnt find it. the one im staying at seems fine, how concerned should I be able the ones across from me?

Roof doors windows?

It looks like you pasted the marketing copy of a guru slide deck, removed all punctuation, and the scrunched it together:) I hope you put a bit more effort next time into your writing so that you have a greater chance for others to easily follow your coherent arguments. 

A lot of new drywall, plumbing, electrical, sub floors were added/replaced to kitchen, new windows, siding/gutters/fascia/soffits, flooring (much of home had original hardwood), plus all the visuals you see on photos (cabinets, granite, trim, etc).

The unit has window AC units throughout and I would like to put in an HVAC system.

Hey everyone, I have been doing commercial property management privately for over five years now and I'm sure most of you will agree that finding and keeping a solid tenant is the biggest challenge, yet, is the most important objective on your list at all times.I have sandwich signs posted near the main roads at all of my properties, and recently created banners to hang on windows.

I did not consider the external economic factors that could easily throw my evaluation out the window.

Start getting into new windows, a/c, plumbing, etc. and the constant repairs can make you upside down quick on the property compared to what you can sell it for down the road.

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