That being said, I'm 6 days in and on Ep. 14.I do have a few questions that I'm hoping the BP community can guide me on and if they don't get much traction here, I'll likely break them out into a separate topic:Does the 2% rule apply to multi family?

You may want to look into technology as well like new smart devices such as thermostat, lights and so on.

Pardon the mistake, I'm on a mobile device. 

Hopefully coming out soon with an awesome gym device!

My PM is exploring a low-cost tracking device to hide in the unit so at least you can get the guy who stole it.

Your work is under copyright protection the moment it is created and fixed in a tangible form that it is perceptible either directly or with the aid of a machine or device.

Well I have couple of units out for rent of all places in the absolute heart and A grade areas of San Francisco and it’s been challenging getting traction.

If the dwelling has no mailbox and has a keyless bolting device, alarm system, or dangerous animal that prevents the landlord from entering the premises to leave the notice to vacate on the inside of the main entry door, the landlord may securely affix the notice on the outside of the main entry door"

Here in MA if it is determined that you have these devices on a tenants CB panel you may have to pay their entire electric bill from the day that they moved in.

Thanks @John HauserI know for larger multi-family properties you can also add a device to the water pipe going to each unit (it's about the size of a pack of cards) which separately meters the water.