It depends on your end goals but there have been quite a few hands in the pot from sale to sale so I wouldn't expect a homerun deal in most cases.

Which I have great karma,,, I called a few investors and was refered to a fantastic investor friendly closer so net net I was way ahead. 

Worst case, cancel after first year and get $705 (or $905) net.  I

I remember having no kitchen, a microwave/fridge/coffee pot and that was it for a couple months with a newborn. 

I would like to come out of selling this property with $30k net. I

Those all get your set up for success and are focused on RE.Most agents fail because they are looking for the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow first, but never set up mindset and systems to help them grow to get there.

Falling cans, pots and other things will break the tiles.

They cost much more in US then regular electric and the magnetic pot thing may be a  turnoff for some renters.

I was able to buy them cheap and build a lot of equity which I currently gross $4,600/month and my current net is $2,800 after insurance/tax/mortgage/utilities...

In my own experience in San Diego, I have set up a bank account for my LLC and each member can deposit equal funds into the account at the same time, and then the pot is used for rehab.