In my local area we have a ton of triple deckers and I would say about 85% of them still have these bulky very non energy efficient natural gas space heaters that are used to heat the entire apartment.

Unless you're the accountant type by nature, that sort of thing will not only drive you batty, it's unlikely to have any actual predictive value.

The door should cover the threshold and will look natural. 

When i take pics of my properties (I am not a professional), even I know to raise the blinds to let in natural light.

She still prefers to sell the property, and we will help her to do so, but it is vital that real estate portfolios be adequately assessed and ALL potentialities explored for full due diligence of related professionals to ensure that are planning and performing as efficiently as possible in the client's best interest. 

Assuming you've bought a well-done turnkey property at an acceptable price, and that you are in a stable/growing market, natural market forces are going to carry you over time.

It is possible to setup a partial interest from the manager LLC and the rest to you as the natural person, who we will refer to as the investor.

Now, I'm going through my thought process to arrive at a conclusion, my conclusion BTW.Debts in the name of the LLC made prior to the formation of an LLC are not protected by the limited liability nature of the company.

I figure if we do good at that, then we can be forgiven if we make mistakes down the road and mistakes will happen, that is simply the nature of a business.

If it's heated with oil, be prepared to convert it to natural gas.