I.e. environmentally conscientious, cost of ownership, generally lifestyle and design, and/or part of a 3rd party verification program.

Consider elements together with way of life choices, location and marketplace analysis, property condition and protection desires, property control, and legal and regulatory concerns.

Not when they are near work.There is lots of info about financials, environmental, all that stuff out there. 

You can't go all out and spend for the best of everything day 1, but you need some signature pieces or elements of design that stick out.

Others come in here asking basic comments they can google; or have some desire for people to walk them through a perceived get rich element they feel will easily make them a wealthy in a few easy months.

And we known there are many more Govt costs such as environmental studies and the like that increase both the cost and the timeline (Which in turn increases the cost even more...)City Heights is Gentrifying, has been for a while, I made good money there in the Mid 2000's, and it's no longer affordable for most lower income folks, period.

Maybe not to this extent but elements of this happens to a newbie and even experienced people probably every few seconds.

The following rules apply to charging EVs at the Property:Level 1 Charging – (Standard NEMA 5-15 or 5-20 120V, 60Hz Outlet)An existing NEMA 5-15 or 5-20 at the Property may be used by the Tenant for the charging of an EV if the following rules are followed:Only Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) which are approved by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) are allowed to be used for charging EV at the Property.The EVSE shall not be left exposed to the elements unless it is expressly rated for weather exposure.

Some sites require asbestos testing and/or possible environmental testing as well where demolition occurs. 

Here's what would be great to share:The unexpected: Did you uncover any surprising elements during the flip?