I agree that peace of mind is more important than pure cash on cash return

X has been homeless for decadesand stole battery packs from Lime scooters and electric bikes.While soddering (sic) them together in his unit, he started afire from the lithium battery packs.

This is purely for research purposes to be able to create something truly impactful (I am not promoting or selling anything).

Also, good point about it potentially being more than the estimated 3 days once they get in there, I hope not.With all that being said, I am trying to be as unbiased and remove our “history” so to speak with these tenants regarding our decision for reimbursement, and making it purely about what is legally required and appropriate given the repair.

But sometimes you have to look at it from purely rational and business perspective.

As such, the only "deals" typically require extensive renovation, because anything that is purely surface level retail buyers will likely outbid you.  

If you are purely doing it for investment purposes, it might be wise to consider not living in the unit so you don't need to divide everything up.

Pure, true cashflow is difficult to find. 

I am installing wireless, ten year lithium battery combo smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in my rentals. 

They are a French EV battery maker.