@Karolina Powell - When touring multifamily properties I would suggest you be conscious of the following: - As Alecia indicated... make sure you understand how utilities are set up (individually metered, etc..)- View the general condition of each unit.

One person may take the “it adds perceived value”approach, while the other is cost conscious.  

Christ Consciousness 🌸.

We've also found that including it in the rent, people aren't as conscious of lights, water, etc...~ Lindsey

Documentation is very important, and sometimes an issue will pop up later and you will want photos to reference back to.I would also add to be conscious of the tenant’s privacy and remember that it is their home too.

The tenant flips have to be performed being budget conscious.  

They're very conscious about staying above board, transparent and legal.

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And as I’ve said before, the power bill was already over $400 last month, even with us being extremely power conscious.

They are also a lot more price conscious when it comes to rent increases (both dollar amount and percentage).