Write it on toilet paper if you want.

Even under management you're going to have headaches a plenty and phantom line items you haven't even dreamed of. 16 sinks, 16 toilets, 16 AC units, 16 fridges, etc.

You can spot treat areas in your home like around the tub area (where it's open in the slab) and toilet flange.  

Finally, I was a president of my 5 unit townhouse/condo in roger park, and it was very interesting in how we had to raise our HOA fees in order to meet capital expenditures...it seemed like when our toilets crashed or went away to toilet heaven, all of the others did too.  

Actually it's wood and doors and toilets.

Given the area of Del Cerro, we used high end finishes throughout and every detail was carefully picked out from the door knobs to the iPad control station to Bose surround sound throughout the house to LED mirrors to the Versailles travertine floors to the wall hung toilets to the custom cabinets w/ granite countertops, etc...Nothing was left untouched!

If property is vacant you should put toilet paper in every bathroom.

That doesn't mean you won't get calls or have repairs to do, but it does mean that you can have a cordial relationship with them and they won't call you at 3am because their toilet is clogged (one of the landlord clichés, BTW, in 15 years I've never had anyone call me in the middle of the night.)

It connects around the outside of the house, and back inside, to a toilet sewer pipe (I'd hate to see that washer after the toilet is plunged).

@Nick Rice, I actually don't know squat about the market in your area, so I'd defer to your agent. :)