About 1 mile from Wall St in NYC.

The rental side (we’re living in the other side but may be moving soon) also has a through-wall cooler that also does not work.

I get complaints constantly about how quickly and easily the tenants damage the walls with minor scuffs and fingerprints, pretty much right from the day they move in. 

I am on the second floor, which meant that they might be coming up through the pipes or walls, from the basement.  

When you go over there you can make a big show of looking around for the painting on their walls and acting offended that they didn't put it up.

I put in a bit of sweet equity; refurbished an exposed brick wall, replaced out-dated AC unit and furnace.

I put in a bit of sweet equity; refurbished an exposed brick wall, replaced out-dated AC unit and furnace.

If you have a single family home, they will already need to be on the lower end of that range, because a single family has 5 exposed surfaces, as compared to a townhome or apartment with shared walls.  

They fail to make their last two payments, steal your washer and dryer, their dogs have destroyed your carpet and dug up the lawn, there are several broken windows and holes in the wall, and the place is filthy.

This is because the utilities for each unit type have to come out of the budget before rent can be computed, and the more exposed walls, the higher the utilities estimate.