@Ryan Brown, I am not an NYC landlord and know you are subject to different laws than I am in Ohio.But, typically, as long as their shower head is fully functional, I cannot see any reason why you would be required to replace it for them.  

Im looking into the prospect of multi family & mobile home courts, as well as MTR single family homes.

Usually tenants don't even bother to show up to court for my cases... and if they do, they would almost certainly not get into finer details like this unless they had an attorney.There are attorneys that specialize in evictions and will likely give you the best rates.

The landlord will eat any court costs, damages and unpaid rent.

=> https://wordpress.orgYou just pay for hosting.You can add an insane amount of different "plugins" that are like apps that add extra features and functionalities to your website...

I have found a number of other users posted this question in the forum over the years but I cannot find a resolution anywhere.The way the Rental Property Calculator derives the "Profit if sold" number seems to have an error in it if you are using the function to increase the rental rate and expenses each year.

Second, I agree on networking in the Charlotte area as you can lean on other's experience and skip the learning curve and hassles trying to find the right contractors / handyman.In terms of where to start for renovations, I agree with others - first tackling the functionality (i.e.

I see the issue one of functionality of how is this really going to work.

Hi Justin, you may want to explore its features, functionality, and user experience to determine if it aligns with your investment goals and preferences.

I had to take my first tenants to court for being four months late on rent, but since having a property manager, we've been able to find new tenants, that have been there for 4.5 years.