You can get a color match for the paint there and maybe get away with painting only that small wall.It's hard to tell from the pics if there is a need for whole house painting.

They can find things but if they require say overhead lighting and you don't have it that is a bigger issues then small fixes. 3. 

There is so much cost to running a (any) business, even changing a light bulb is expensive for a PM.

It takes about 10 years of never missing a payment, using light leverage relative to your income, and using a tiny fraction of your available credit card limits.

People had no idea what to do at stop lights, gas pumps didn't work and those that already pumped gas couldn't pay because the attendant couldn't take cash, the lights were out in office buildings and hotels, grocery stores were worried about frozen and refrigerated food going bad, theme parks had people stuck in rides screaming to get off.

We have minimal resources as far as money goes, but we have a relatively long list of upgrades (window treatments, hardware, light fixtures, paint, etc).

ON my latest subdivision I built we have a 15 foot right of way for the major sewer line on one lot and we let the owners know that they may want to do just light landscaping or just bark dust it/ or out east I guess its pine straw. 

I usually recommend clients a pretty easy cosmetic rehab which is refinish floors, replace cabinets with modern white ones, add a white stone, new appliances, new bathroom vanity/mirror/light fixture and add in unit laundry. 

Given your budget you can definitely find a great property in a C class neighborhood, whether you're looking for a turnkey property or something that needs light cosmetic work, your buy box offers a great possibility to find a solid first investment.

Out of sight out of mind.If these were items you wanted to pass the cost down to the tenants--light bulbs, air filters, water filters, batteries etc. those should be defined in the lease agreement.