@Redgy Saint-Germain I'll fall out of my California arm-chair when I see a guru scream "10X your reserves!"

My vision entails improving my community, building multiple streams of passive income and incorporating an ever growing technology that I strongly believe is going nowhere but up.

Searches on the internet let me to some possible considerations of incorporating magnetic locks, tied to access control systems and the use of keyless systems to be able to log entry into the property. 

However, you will not be able to afford the rates.So, there is the undue burden on you as the landlord. that allows you to say you can not make accommodations for such an animal.It is the same as if a person applied for an apartment on the second floor and after being accepted stated they were in a wheel chair and since the apartment is on the second floor you as the landlord must install a ramp or lift that makes the second floor handicapped accessible.

Baseboard, chair rail, crown, panel boxes, coffer ceilings.

@Sharad Peterson to minimize filing fees, state taxes and reporting...I would strongly recommend incorporating the state where the property will be located.

One was that there was a significant cost to make the units ADA compliant because I would have to make doorways and bathrooms larger for wheel chairs and the other was I tried to contact the list of agencies provided with the course and I hit a dead end on that after sending letters written exactly like a template provided with the course and I never received one response.

Beach chairs, sand toys, board games, grill are all expected.

The terms are not comprehensive and we expect that additional terms, including reasonable warranties and representations will be incorporated into a formal agreement (the “Contractâ€) to be negotiated.

Maybe you will fall down your chair when you get the quote/invoice.