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If unit 1 and unit 2 both had garages, unit 1 wouldn't like paying the power for both units...

I put in my lease that I will be replacing the furnace filter, batteries for smoke detector/CO detector, and inspecting the unit every 6 months.

@Casey Powers thank you!

@Peter Padalino - couple suggestions, as I've been in your shoes.  1) Go crazy on energy efficient items - all LED bulbs, NEST or EcoBee thermostat, etc, etc.  2) Get someone to quote solar power for the roof if you have APS - I went solar and LOVE IT for rentals. 

We now have enough buying power (via cash and access to loans) to handle more than one property at a time. 

My current goals for this year are to become very comfortable with performing comps in my area, getting pre-approved for a mortgage to find out my buying power with conventional lenders, connect w/ a investor friendly agent and wholesalers to align on my investment criteria and begin the search!  

I love the power of real estate and can't wait to gain more and more experience.Thanks again BP.  

My issue is that the outlet that the AC unit plugs into is a 220v and the only AC units I could find that still ran on 220v were unnecessarily powerful (and expensive) for the units. 

I am worried about inflation, the last couple of years I've just parked it in my savings account, which is obviously just losing buying power year after year due to inflation.