Unless there were overages on the job which need back up, no contractor is going to supply you with an itemized breakdown of all his receipts and materials.

People did move in with friends and family raising occupancy but banks owned so many properties that were sitting empty that rental supply and demand was approximately the same resulting in no decline of rent (at least where our units were located).  

Biggest things I'd look at is how is the foundation, what kind of wiring is existing, type of water supply lines etc.  

Which is maybe 10-15 steps to the parking area.I know other multi units will supply a shovel ( that is returned at end of lease) and one bag of salt per season.

I also think the areas that would do well with work sharing are the area's where you would have no problem finding office tenants (high demand/low supply).  

But supply was large.  

BUT I have properties which are on VERY short supply so it is very much a landlords market Your results may vary This way I avoid dealing with late fees and possibly violating the law 

Tank less water heaters are more expensive to install and way more expensive to repair.A rental with tenant paying utilities should only have the most basic equipment supplied.

I think it would take the first 12-18 months to pay off all furniture and HH supplies, and afterwards it would net about $2K/month (after supplies and utilities).

I've supplied all you need in the prior post.Good Luck!