. - You are right, the March Prop 13 was just school bonds, I got it mixed up with a November Ballot initiative the seeks to repeal for Commercial Properties, that definitely include multi family housing, Prop 13.https://ballotpedia.org/California_Tax_on_Commercial_and_Industrial_Properties_for_Education_and_Local_Government_Funding_Initiative_(2020)Interesting how much money Michael Weinstein has been able to pump into Rent Control Measures, due to his foundation, that makes money by selling medicine for Aids.

Granted, I agree these types of items may not be critical to the safety and structural integrity of the property, but still.

We can build the technology integration with the mail house as needed. 

I'd also take a second look at your PM's integrity as well.

The other part no books (that I know of) talk about is whether to vertically integrate in a local market (i.e. build out your own management infrastructure and maintenance team) by acquiring many smaller deals, or trading up into larger buildings (100 units plus).

(I ask this one as I see a lot of recommendations of utilizing an attorney to acquire foreclosed homes, but absolutely no idea what type of attorney, how to integrate them with a broker, etc.).5)  Any other information that is important that I may have skipped over here.I completely get the general concepts, but so far, all the books I have read and websites/videos I have researched are just a bunch of hype. 

I've looked into Easy Storage Solutions that integrates website, platform and payments.

On small local banks or C/Us may not be a major problem, but you deal with a large bank like a Chase (that is not a comment on their integrity just that they are big) finding the right person to approve is like going through a labyrinthine maze. 

@CJ S.Mojo triple line dialer integrated with CallRail numbers for tracking.

If it is piers and integrity of the structure that can get costly, but if you are getting the property for a price that works it can still make sense.If it is lesser like replacing joists and subfloor that is pretty common in the central Durham area as many houses are built pre 1970.