In additional 5 of the 7 buildings had new roofs installed within the last 5 years.

Once you add the required fabric and associated excavation to install the fabric, the block, and the drain rock the project becomes very expensive.All of this is assuming the neighbor would let you work on their land and allow you to install structural components of the wall on their property permanently.To do this right I would guess it could easily cost 6 figures.

If you are owner-financing this, then it will be considered an installment sale on your taxes.

What do you do about allowing tenants to install TV (either satellite or cable) and Internet service in their individual units?

Aften there is not adequate structural support under linoleum to install tile.

I'm waiting to hear back from Verizon to see if they will pay for the right to install FiOS in the building.

This articles shows that Fort Carson is actually the only installation that will gain (1800 Soldiers) despite the 10 BCTs being cut.)Also construction jobs for teh new aviation brigade should help the local market over the next few years. http://www.armytimes.com/article/20130702/NEWS/307020002/The-huge-BCT-overhaul

As a tenant, I wouldn't trust I'd get it plus I wouldn't want someone coming in later and installing it.

The installer went out and realized that they placed an item in front of one of the washing arms that had broken it.

I'd tear off and install new not overlay.