I've seen separate outlets for the dryer, so the tenant just switches the plug.  

Finding an outlet is big and you will find out how thick your skin is and what you can tolerate.

This was a slow, non-traditional flip that included installing new subfloors, tile, PEX, cabinets, sinks, faucets, windows, landscaping and wiring/outlets/switches/fixtures, studding new walls, refinishing the original hardwood floors and clawfoot tub I found at a salvage yard, building the master bath vanity from scrap wood, hanging drywall and beadboard, and turning an awkward landing/closet/powder room combo into a full bath. 

Most value add operators look to refi early on so we still feel rates are better w/this structure than fixing now, just want to have the outlets to lock or cap where applicable.  

New carpet upstairs, new lights, new outlets, scrapped off popcorn ceilings, texture that, new paint, new bathtub, with new tile (1970s forest green is kind of out of style), and soon a new vanity. 

Plant flowers, cut the grass, maybe try some demo after the electric has been shut off. 

Examples would be: replace a faucet, light fixture, leak under the sink, garbage disposals, outlets switches, tub spouts, caulking, replace blinds, etc.

Why , rat droppings and cat urine are unsanitary . have all the windows and spray it down , be carefull you need good ventilation , dont spray on electrical outlets , it is a corrosive .  

Makes a better fit for loose outlets and covers up any knocked off mud/plater/wall board around the outlets.  

Is this an actual staffed postal outlet, or simply a location housing mailboxes?