Not sure if city / county code laws do not allow for the homes to be modernized with materials such as fiber cement board / hardi board panels.  

Just stick with a fiber cement product over a vinyl product, or go with the cheaper priced product backed by a lifetime warranty.  

We have a friend (who just sold their restored farmhouse on 30 acres) who had to dig out & install a retaining (fiber-cloth covered) trench for $4500 that has absolutely no function except it's NOW code for all septics systems.The sale triggered the town insisting on the upgrade.

As in with special dietary preferences, on occasion I’ll bring condiments but never an entire meal.

The super liberal judge has been unbelievable with the process and everyone is pushing me to pay them large money to just leave, which goes against every fiber of my being and is plain extortion.

Trees, water, area to dam, electric access, fiber optics, phone reception, road access, distance to schools, roads on two sides or more, etc3.  

Cotton or micro-fiber? 

Not that people need to live on hot dogs and spaghetti but when the tenant is still short, it's hard to really love seeing those dietary life/spending/prioritizing decisions...just...staring...you...in...the...face. 

., coax, fiber) using my contractor (in part so it's done to my standards), including wire(s) to the roof (for your satellite).I'd also trench and bury several conduits (with pull ropes and/or coax and/or fiber and/or etc.) from the building out to the easement area (near pole or box, etc.).You then have the option to choose which provider(s) you want to work with/allow into your building, while controlling the onsite infrastructure and without giving up easements or exclusivity.If you're up to the task and want to recoup your investment and later profit from it, serve as a re-seller to your tenants... watch how fast they make good on it once their TV/internet is cut off.  

If you know you have asbestos tiles in the kitchen you have to let your tenant know so they're not releasing fibers with sandpaper etc.