You share the one hour slot with others and wait for your turn.

I'm shooting #9 tungsten under #2 steel in the wad out of a 3" Cheddite hull.

He did a full renovation: paint inside and out, carpet, fixtures, cabinets, countertop, stainless steel appliances, etc.

So that delivery people  (UPS, FedEx, etc) can drop them into the lockers and a key can be issued to the tenant (in their mailbox through a slot, for example).   

I would focus on that first and include a slot for the potential for an experienced partner or two in there.

So modernizing countertops with granite, painting or replacing cabinets and putting on brushed nickel hardware, stainless steel appliances, etc.Throughout the rest of the property, be sure that you are making it as appealing as possible to your target buyer and not yourself.

Try to stay away from steel doors, they ding and dent easily.

I have a four plex that I am in contract for but the inspection revealed galvanized steel piping from the 1930s when the place was built.

Currently wooden studs are twice the price of steel and aluminum studs.

Some sections of the water pipes have been replaced with copper, some with PVC, a lot are still galvanized steel. there is plenty of cloth wiring in the building, but at least some of the outlets have modern wiring pulled.