@Brice Hall I think the part you dont understand is you $250/mo # for capex is just ridiculous especially if you run that across a portfolio of many properties, and regardless of the price of the property the capex applies, does not mater id its a $30K house or a New house, the roof (if shingled I use steel one and done) will need replacing every 15 years, appliances, furnaces, water heaters ect, but most of it is cheap, I pay $300+labor say $600 total for electric water heaters, most furnaces are $750+ labor say $1750 total I can usually buy a stove and fridge for $1000, and that roof every 15 years is about $3000-$6000,  yea there will be other stuff, but if you amm it over 15 years your looking at maybe $100/mo what is the basis of the $250 figure?   

Less than a year later she caused a fire due to careless use of the stove.

I received this recommendation from an insurance company for a set of properties the management company I work for helps take care of.This is a device that hangs over a vent hood and has sort of a fuse that a stove top fire will set off to drop fire suppressant and protect both your property and people inside.  

Yearly inspections went smooth until a new (young) inspector started and "failed" the rental due to "dirty drip pans" on the stove, "mold" (mildew) around the tub in one of the bathtubs and a cracked toilet in the second bathroom.  

The wood stove that's in there is just black with no windows. 

So the top of my tenant's stove cracked. 

Hi ,I have a three unit with 100amps,100amps and 60amps capacity in each unit with 60 amps in the lowest unit.Lowest unit doesn't have a kitchen so I am considering to install an electric stove there but stovesrequire atleast 40amps to 50amps besides a 220-240 volts line so an electric upgrade seems to be a must.Would it make sense to upgrade to 100amps or 200amps?

At walk through, fan blades were all caked with dirt, cobwebs and dustbunnies abound, hardwood and tile floors hadn't been swept or mopped, countertops not wiped, exterior of kitchen appliances not cleaned, stove top still semi dirty (stove was brand new a year and a half ago but she claims "it wouldn't wipe off"), kitchen sink with soap debris on it, food stains splattered on kitchen backsplash and baseboards, bathtub not cleaned, closet floors/shelves/blinds/windows not wiped down, and my favorite - remains of a carcass of a hawk (feathers and...?)

the same goes with applicances..you deal with a higher tenant class who probably expects nice shiny new appliances..my tenants are happy if there's a fridge and stove...don't care about the color, condition, etc.

Try finding a sheet metal fabricator or a store that specializes in stove hoods and industrial kitchens.