Just to let you know where my thoughts are right now, I am thinking of the following:Doing- Bi-Annual HVAC maintenance - Annual Pest inspection - Bi-Annual interior/exterior inspection of each propertyNot Doing- Quarterly Pest inspectionTenants are expected to do:- Change A/C filters every 1-2 monthsPlease let me know, really need to round out my thinking here!

We live in Union( interior mid coast)Presently working in Central Maine. 

The purchase price was right and we had room to work with the interior and redesign how we pleased.

Thanks for the replies, I have actually been in the remodel business for the past couple of years do everything from hardwood floor installation/ refinishing to interior trim and everything in between.

The State Insurance laws can impact what the Association has to insure and what you have to coverage (ie. walls, interior wiring or plumbing, fixtures, etc.). 

Interior is ready

It already had foundation issues and needed a roof and new siding and windows and of course interior updating.

Also put in some nice recessed interior lighting as well as exterior lighting, both a security and cosmetic improvement.New fence (there was nothing previously)Screen Shot 2017-12-15 at 6.50.20 AMMy new secure, patio sliding door - an earlier security weak pointScreen Shot 2017-12-15 at 6.50.05 AMThe plus side (if there was such a thing) to Harvey is that I was able to get the other two bedrooms rented out as coworkers had become homeless (their apartments had flooded).

We painted the interior, added backsplash in kitchen, laminate floor in BR's, changed some light fixtures, and faucets.Contractor solved the surface water that plagued the foundation- added french drains, graded exterior, replaced the rotted gutter system, and new vapor barrier to crawl space.

The inspector said they used recent online interior photos and deemed the work unpermitted.