I do supply the 1" light-filtering miniblinds from Lowes (Project Source) - and yes, they get broken pretty easily, but I charge for their replacement on turnover if they are damaged, as @Kenneth Soles does.With the blinds installed, the units show better, create some opacity to thwart people trying to ascertain if the unit is vacant, and provide some privacy once the tenant moves in.

And with Months Supply of Inventory ballooning by 54.5 percent to 3.4 months, buyers might finally catch a break to make their move.What’s Fueling the Fire?

It's easy to say you'll raise rents to market rate but pulling that off can be difficult in softer markets with supply/demand dynamics without causing temporary vacancies, which leads to new TI's and other lease incentives to refill the space.I'm sure you have an investment strategy for the replacement property, and that should include which markets you are looking to reinvest in.

Waking up at 6am to conduct repairs before work, staying up until 1am after work showing properties, buying supplies at Depot/Lowes, repairing more properties, and calling back applicants since no one in D-class has/uses email, ever.Confronting the realization that no screening any PM will ever do can filter out for populations that live off the grid and outside of traditional credit markets. 400-500 credit scores are expected, past landlords that were unreachable, and jobs that were often cash money with little/no documented receipts. 

- Are the markets likely to experience the most rent and price growth going forward likely to be:     - Markets with the lowest supply coming online    - Markets with the best schools    - Markets with the lowest crimeAnyways - food for thought!

@Wiley Strahan Propertyware is what we use, so they should be able to supply customized reports - if they are properly incentivized:)

I rented a house at 25% rent discount for 3 years, where besides paying all utilitites, lawn, snow and maintenance, the tenant also supplied all appliances including range, refrigerator, washer, dryer. 

You have to adapt to the new era of higher cost of capital, lower supply, population changes, natural disasters, etc.  

Boulder's superpower is it's politics - they don't allow construction at any magnitude in the city, limiting supply long-term.

For illustration purposes the cheaper Delta fixtures most investors purchase at Home Depot or Lowes aren't sold at plumbing supply stores because Delta licenses these less expensive options exclusively to the big box stores (same is true for other manufacturers as well).