Here is a breakdown: Queen bed frame: $400 - $700 High-quality mattress: $500 - $9,000 Pillows (2-4 per bed): $40 - $120 Linens (sheets, duvet, comforter): $150 - $300 Blanket: $50 - $75 1 Bedside tables: $40 - $150 1 Lamps/lighting: $40 - $75 Art decor (2 pieces): $100 - $275 Bathroom towel racks, dispensers and soap racks: $100 - $200 Makeup mirror: $20 - $80 Hair dryer: $20 - $60 5x7 rug: $75 - $250 Small vase with plant: $20 - $50 3-ft decorative tree: $50 - $150 Two window curtains (with rods): $80 - $150 55-inch TV: $375 - $500Total cost per bedroom will range from $2,320 - $3,545 

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Does maintenance factor in replacement costs of the HVAC, Roof, Glass windows, structural piping, Parking lot repaving, sprinkler systems, etc. 

Replacing the screen door and screen windows.

@James McGovern, while I don't necessarily agree with your language, I certainly understand where you are coming from.If you truly want to exploit them, then continually report code violations: long grass, broken windows, broken down cars parked on property, anything that will keep racking up the nuisance issues of the property that the landlord not only has to handle with effort but also with money...But, assuming you don't want to go to that level, find the owner and reach out.  

You are right, many investors overlook the cap ex side of SFH product, when a roof or HVAC can run you $10K+, re-piping $15K+, and even smaller issues like windows and siding in the thousands.

Real quiet, no windows. 

A window frame is damaged I believe it is caused by inappropriately operation.

They could be looking at the space to check legal egress, ceiling heights, window location and size, fire separation between units/hazardous areas (like boiler rooms, etc.) or a whole host of other things.

If you don't provide them you will have blankets hung in the windows, guaranteed.