May have a problem with leaks on that side. 3.

Any needed repair that is causing damage to the premises such as plumbing leaks, roof leaks, and any sort of moisture must be reported to the Lessor immediately.

Are the units submetered for gas water and electric ? 

Utilities paid for by owner (gas and water/sewer)4.

Driving around clients is going to cost gas, plus you're going to detail your car once a week to make sure it's always clean when a client gets in.Some brokerages charge a desk fee - usually $100 but I've seen these range as low as $50, and as high as $600Emotional cost:  HEAVY.Working as a full time agent is pretty tough. 

As for the utilities in tenant names (gas and electric), I called the companies and had them set me up on a sort of "landlord plan" where it notifies me if the account is about to get shut off, then auto-reverts to me once the account is shut off. 

I have a 2006 Ram 1500 that only gets 10-12 MPG but I have a 1995 Subaru that I drive daily so gas mileage isn't really an issue.  

It's your job to make sure the pipe isnt leaking

Just like we were talking about, they did not list 1) CapEx; 2) Vacancy (at least 5% no matter what anyone tells you); 3) is there gas? 

Go to sleep with gas mask on?