Just another thing I thought about to save money in the long run is to grease all parts of any new faucet install.

Replace some GFIs, replace kitchen faucet, running toilet, leaky sink drain, and replace some exterior doors.

I don't plan on spending more than $200 for most sink faucets and more for shower faucets but really haven't shopped much yet.  

Multiply that times faucets, cabinets, shower fixtures, flooring, etc.

Next it will be replacing the faucets, then flooring, painting etc etc. 

Most retail customers want turn key or near turn key (paint a wall, change a faucet type of buyer). 

We have always been very attentive landlords, and while we have a very small number, (3) if there is a problem, (leaky faucet, door not shutting properly...etc), we typically are out there within a day to fix it. 

For example, replace kitchen faucet.

Faucet off amazon $60.

Break a toilet seat, be a good person and replace it, but not the downspout that fell, or kitchen faucet that’s leaking.