This needs to come from basement & go through the 1st & 2nd floor unit.Install electrical for 3rd laundry setup in basement.Install plumbing for 3rd laundry setup in basement.Patch / fix any disturbance to the 1st & 2nd floor units.Install appropriate amount of windows for legal living space.Install / finish drywall on walls.Install / finish drywall on ceiling.Paint unit.Install flooring.Install kitchen.Install bathroom.Plumbing finish work in bathroom.Plumbing finish work in kitchen.Electrical finish work.No scenario where all of that comes anywhere near $20,000.

I'll find a listing online for a property I like, it might be fully tenant occupied, with a notice to not disturb tenants.2.

He was essentially an open book and very anxious to talk about anything and everything.This is why I find it a little disturbing that he tried to hide his ownership in the building next door.

Babysitting is a business, brings extra vehicular traffic TWICE a day and depending upon the configuration of the unit, can be disturbing to others.

Tenant wants to stay.He tells me that the bank he bought it from told him the underground gas tanks were removed in 2012 and you can see the spot in the soil where it's been disturbed.

Now fast forward to a few weeks ago and there is an issue with a disturbance that cops had to be called in at 3am.

For example, in the state of Arizona, if a landlord enters a home without proper notice to the tenants, the tenant could be awarded up to a full months rent for the disturbance of their quiet enjoyment of the home.

However you are right, it was no where near as bad as bullets going into walls but I have had my fair share of break ins and police disturbances.

The landlord isn't going to open the place up and disturb the tenants for every curious person.  

If so how often should I do this digital tour because i dont want to disturb the tenants too much by snooping (unless theyre bad ones)@John MillerI have not looked into notes.