Each time I've not paid attention to those yellow caution/warning lights (similar to what you're seeing) it has cost me.  

Each unit is two-bed one bath, but the second bedroom is only accessible either through the first bedroom or through the hallway off of the stairs (indoors, but outside the unit).

Any of the 3 above and I get concerned about foundation issues or settling and it's the first inspection I have done.I also make general notes of what needs redoing so I can estimate out materials and labor.As I'm going through, I check for plumbing leaks and try light switches.

I’m always looking for properties in the $20-$30k needing light to medium rehab in good C neighborhoods, so if you come across anything, I’d like to know.

Try sending out marketing materials -- in my neighborhood, for example, every tree, every light post, every telephone pole is festooned with signs, "I BUY HOUSES, ALL CASH".

Rehabbed property cosmetically -- cleaning, painting, new fences, garage doors, lighting, faucets, A/C units, appliances and landscaping.

LED lighting in common areas3. ?

Corrected utility billings, implemented conservation efforts, such as replacing all exterior light fixtures, tightened policies and increased curb appeal and remodeled office & interiors.

Perhaps update some appliances - lighting - etc. those things that are quick and easy and make things "pop"!

I have a six month daughter and she is a light in my life and also alot of work.