The tenant did not paint match the white walls so you can see the mismatch in the living room below. 

Except here in DFW prices don’t match incomes at all & there’s nothing you would want to qualify for at the price even if you could easily.

Especially if you can get a few address of properties currently for sale (or recently sold), you can see if the properties and the neighborhoods match up with the sales pitch.

At the same time, get estimates from contractors of your choosing to perform the repairs and make sure your estimate matches that which insurance wants to reimburse you for.

There are some newer neighborhoods that might match the age of home you're looking for but admittedly not as many. 

I call the previous landlords, contact their employer, etc. to make sure their story matches up.

You can mix and match and combine each exchange as long as the reinvestment amounts and timelines are correct.  

Most importantly, find out what they’re looking for (type of house, location, etc.) take good notes and then give it the personal touch when marketing something that matches their criteria.

They are funded by short term deposits so they want to make short term loans so they are matching duration of assets to liabilities.

It's not an exact match to your situation, but it has similarities, and I think you'd see tenants just as happy with baseboard heat that could increase the temperature ~10-15 degrees as you would with completely separate furnaces, with a MUCH lower upfront cost.I think the main thing to consider is how long you're planning on holding the property.