In any case, I do have a backup now on my portable drive.I could potentially mimic the #2 item in the scanning and still be able to cross reference that to my spreadsheet and then toss the paper copy.

Where I am, if you add a closet and a window that is a bedroom.  

To name a few:Wall modification and drywall patching for new ductwork locationsFloor plan modification - You will need to build-out of mechanical closets to house the furnaces for each unit which will alter the floor planA/C - Not sure what the existing cooling system is, but the new heating system could effect the cooling systemElectrical - May need new electrical panels to accommodate the furnace load, & wiring to power the new furnace unitsWith that said, I think this could easily cost over $5,500 a unit when you consider these additional scopes of work.I would highly recommend getting in touch with a local HVAC contractor who can provide some insight on the construction considerations & costs as apart of your due diligence.

But do plan to take you portable office and cell phone with you and make sure there's a hot zone to log onto wherever you go.

(Of course, we will build an egress window and closet.)

yes. we use this paint in our flips. small linen /coat closets, garage walls and ceilings. 

Best case scenario is that you turn an overt racist into a closet racist.

I guess I don't want to pressure someone to just wind up with them moving out in a year because of something they weren't sure about to start with causing the hesitation (distance to work, closet sizes, whatever) since it's a long term partnership and not a one-time negotiation.

I have bought a stack of air filters for the tenant (so they could change it out and would not have to pay for it) and some tenants change them (or just throw the filters away) and some just leave the stack of filters in the closet until move out time.

Panelboards and overcurrent protection devices shall not be located in clothes closets or bathrooms.