You don't want to be the same as everyone else, establish what you stand for, and then get on your soap box and tell the world! 

To provide a few very minor comments I noticed:-The bathroom counter looks a little cluttered with soaps, towels, and supplies.

Cost is $8 per propertyAmazon - Create a cart with everything you use in your property from paper goods to soap to linens.

This will typically be about a ten year fix, due to the flexing mentioned above, and deterioration of the surface from improper abrasive cleaning. 2) Gut to the studs, install hardybacker board, medium quality American Standard cast iron/porcelain tub, and ceramic tile surround (without niches for soap dish or shelves- these are always the "weak link" in surrounds and are typically the first area to start deteriorating).

Also a soap scrub brush for the building.

I use a shower caddy for the tenant to have a soap dish and shelf for shampoo and such.I've actually been able to remove them when I've had to get at the plumbing and, after cleaning the old glue of the back, glue them back up.

soap opera with poor newbie investors caught in the cross fire.

Now, if you’ll excuse I’m going to climb down off my soap box and replay Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

We provide all shared supplies for the house (trash bags, dish washing soap, etc).

You should include a small amount monthly for consumable supplies (TP, paper towels, soap, dish detergent, etc.).