Vinyl plank in all hallways, kitchen, bathrooms.

The tile floors added weight compared to the old vinyl floors but I don't see how the weight of tiles aren't an expectation when building.

The fascias are all rotted out pretty bad but haven’t looked close at the gables yet, may just redo those as stucco or vinyl siding, not sure yet.

Homes exterior is approx half brick and half vinyl siding; originally built in the 1950s.

I went into Home Depot thinking I wanted ceramic tile, but the associate who helped me seemed to think click-lock vinyl would be a better option.I don't know anything about flooring, and figured I'd just hire it out, but I'm not opposed to DIY if the hourly return is high enough.

Best course of action is to have a deleader replace the windows with vinyl.  4) Lead paint on Friction surfaces. 

I have one coming up I know will need a new roof in < 5 years, so I budget 10k plus about a 3-10k (for less than 3 units) margin should I want to make improvements in the next 5 years when tenants move out (ie vinyl flooring install, bathroom update, new counter top etc), and thats doing the work myself. 

PP was $537k, and needs minimal rehab - painting cabinets, painting walls, installing kitchen vinyl flooring.

All of the duplexes in the neighborhood are white vinyl.

I finished textured and painted the walls, modern brighter light fixtures, epoxy floors and vinyl base.