I have a 3 bedroom townhouse I need to rent out by December 1st.There's a 1 bedroom apartment that needs to be rented by December 1st.I have lease renewal on a single-family that needs to get executed.Make sure a new tenant in a 2-bedroom gets moved in before Thanksgiving (the US one, not the Canadian one).Rent out another 1-bedroom apartment by January 1.Improvement project for a rental - replace vanity, sink, faucet, light fixture, and mirror in a 3 bedroom single family.Improvement project for a rental - replace sticky tile floor in kitchen, hallway, and bathroom with ceramic tile.Continue to help the out of state investors I work with purchase rentals in Milwaukee. 

Items that are not in good order such as an appliance or a faucet will likely need to be addressed even if a new tenant occupies.

I've had tenants break faucets, put their fists through walls, neighbor and city complaints about cars on lawns, etc.

Make sure you have durable bath and kitchen faucets...Ive found 3-hole faucets to be more durable than single-hole faucets. 

Plus we caught a big water sewer waste in one of the three buildings that we have cut about $800.00 a month of water sewer waste with new low flush, high efficient toilets, shower heads and faucets.  

You might be able to keep the faucet. 

- washer/dryer hookups- gooseneck faucets, updated lighting - I snoop around Amazon Warehouse for returns.

Being able to fix a leaky faucet or paint a bedroom when you first start out is fine, but sometimes working on the next deal could be a much better decision.

Single family homes are lousy rentals in most cases for ROI  ..but most  people don’t listen ..they’d rather run out there on a Sunday night to fix a drippy  faucet or running commode lol 

He took pictures of every single detail behind the door, any minor issues with the walls and mentioned that the entire house needs paint, I need to resurface the bathroom tub because it is hazardous, all faucets and bathroom showers need to change.