Thanks for your help @Gary and @Jason McDougallHopefully the numbers pan out after inspection.

The books can also be cooked and stock paper today that is valuable could be used for toilet paper tomorrow.

No tenants or toilets.

Energy prices went in the toilet and on and on.

The neighborhoods wouldn't be the ones you used to live in (most likely), but still decent areas and great returns.How will the numbers on your row house pan out for renting it out?

We also gave them materials on usage habits that would reduce their water consumption.Once the shadow billing was underway, we updated the toilets (1.25 usg UHET), shower heads (1.5usg/min), faucets (new aerators where possible - 1.5usg/min) so the tenants could see the impact of water efficiency measures and know that we were committed to helping them minimise their water consumption.We also replaced the existing laundry machines with HE units - provided by a 3rd party in a revenue share arrangement.  

Let's start with the easy one: absolutely provide plungers--possibly one for each toilet in the house. 

Hello -In my building, the apartments have old gas stoves/ranges, and recently I lost one black rectangular drip pan, grill piece, and knob.

It also needed appliances and a few minor fixes, like broken toilet lids and leaky P traps.

ARV should be around 45K and should be able to easily rent for $90047XX N 30th St, California, Milwaukee, WI (PM for complete address)Built ~1905~1500 sq ft3bed,2bathHome has NEW Roof, Kitchen cabinets, sink, Stove, Refrigerator, Heating system, Water heater and 1 bathroom has new sink with vanity, toilet and shower the other has new toilet and sink with vanity also new exterior door.