(Property Shark)Thank you.Daniel

Sometimes you get caught in a storm without an umbrella when it was a 10% chance of rain and sometimes you hit a jackpot on the slots.

I do as Bryan A. said - use same brand and just change outside parts that have key slots; tenants comprehend that the old key no longer has any chance of opening locks that are physically changed this way.I have seen the landlordlocks.com product demo'd in person, and that is the way to go once you get lots of units - mainly because you still can have a master key that accesses any lock.

RE, being in your home town or on any internet site, will have sharks, their mission in life is to eat little fish to survive.

Hard money is thought to be "money from loan sharks and criminals".

Suddenly this person is a shark, or preying on the seller.

@Leah Roberts Unless your flip margins are razor thin, I would replace the cabinets if it is only a $2100 difference.  

I'm considering RV slots ( for Snowbirds, vacationers, and refinery/turnaround workers), MH pads, cabins, etc. 

My electrician told me there's a new national standards that says if you replace receptacles, the new ones need to be the tamper resistant ones with the hidden slot covers inside.

As a chum in the sea I simply mean that I'm a small player in the space, not the noble sharks.