But you'd need to make your decision early on as selling requires a different focus than hardening a rental for tenants.  

Good quality because the cheap stuff hardens and cracks over time with the expansion and contraction of the wood.  

As to the grease, buy her about $10 of dawn dish soap. explain that even a little grease can clog a sink when it hardens.

I only have a few rentals, but my biggest advice will be to harden it for some abuse.

C area MF does ok when you fully renovate and harden up the unit.A rental investor's biggest cost is actually vacancy and turnovers, if you can minimize that by being in SFR assets that attract less transient and more long-term tenants, you should realize consistent returns with less bumps along the way.

Its the "city-folk" get "shocked" --- although, you aren't supposed to pour grease down a sewer either since it can/will harden and plug up the sewer lines.How many units are you talking about for your multi-family?

It's essential to avoid any physical contact or strain on the paint during this curing period to allow it to harden properly.4.

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plug your skill saw into the truck.. don't worry about thieves stealing your stuff as its secured behind harden metal.. 4 wheel drive for the snow etc.. only thing I was thinking is that its missing roof racks for lumber and such..  

It took me three years of all my spare time to renovate the top apartment to a hardened rentable condition and the bottom apartment to a livable, owner-occupied condition.