He opened it, and in badly written English it said "Obey the law."

This would include at a minimum; 6 or so semester hours of introductory accounting, an introductory class on business finance, the two basic classes in economics and at least two or three classes in English and composition.In addition I think everyone should know how to paint-looks easy but forget about the prep and you can waste a lot of time.

If I need a respray within 6 months, it's only $75 (not bad).I have a feeling I am going to run into a language barrier issue- one side is Hispanic and speak very little English, and there are quite a few things that the tenants have to do to prepare for tomorrow (dry all their clothes, vacuum, etc.) and I'm worried they won't listen to my wife and the treatments will be useless.

Can anyone explain to me, specifically, in plain English, how SCB works? 

Might be easier to find a native, educated, Spanish speaker to translate your existing English contract to Spanish. 

@Jarrod English my apologies and I agree with you I was vague on my post.

Don't skimp on the front door and hardware, go with the style of the home, but I got a very nice door at an antique building materials place with knocker and had a guy refinish it in new casings, in this area that's usually an upper-end thing, especially on tudors, english or french...

A taping knife, sanding block, there you need a drill or impact driver when the hole is large and you need to reinforce the back side with some lumber.A socket wrench and bit set.Allen wrenches can be useful for tightening set screws for towel bars, tissue paper holders, light fixtures etc...but find out if your fixtures are metric or english first.Bottom line, know your property, then work on what you need from there.

And I bet I speak English better than you do my native language

Try calling my buddy Avi at Avi's Hardwood Flooring.