If your county has the deeds digitized, then you can pull up these records online and there may be an additional address listed here.

I've talked to the tenant, and looked up as much details as I can, and I believe he got the AT&T Digital Life security package.  

Top appreciation is still in both coasts Seattle, San Francisco Bay Area with double digit appreciations.

I have seen some for digital guidebooks but not one for any actual physical book/ pamphlet that I would leave in the property...Any tips would be greatly appreciated!

Now I'm looking for something safe, even if return in the investment is in the low since digits I'm okay with it.

If you own small multis or houses then $1000 - $1200 per property would be a double digit increase which again I don’t believe they can do.

They should be the expert.This is what I came in here to say. you have 2 people (you and the PM) reaching out to the internet to digitally vet someone that one of you has actually met.

@Charles Kennedy I have digital deadbolts and a lock box with a key in case something happens like we forget the change the batteries.

Theoretically you could do something passive (say, buy 2 years of a note at double-digit yields) if you know what your deployment schedule could be, but I'm guessing that might seem a bit risky from your GF's perspective...

I've seen TI allowances in the single digits all the way up to around $50/sf.As far as the leases expiring in 1 to 2 years: if the tenants leave, then you'll have to factor in more commissions, TI allowances, and lost rent due to vacancy.