My partner and I are in the very beggining stages and are basically fueling are brains with useful knowledge.

Any property mangers out there able to help me with understanding some terminology.I recently made it the final stages of an interview process for a property inspector position, and have been assigned a case study in which I am shown a number of photos of a rental unit and asked to identify any "deficiencies" in the photos.

We are in the process of last stage of repositioning 2 complexes, the middle of repositioning 6 others and just buying these two complexes.I manage the heck out of my property managers etc...  

It is absolutely possible- but does it makes sense at your stage? 

I plan on being big at investing in growth stage private companies to offset tax liabilities. 

Ask your insurance company and charge the tenant the excess - we do this for a tenant who has a scrapbooking business where people come for several days to scrapbook as a getaway.   

I am fine paying the +$12,000 to rewire the building but the extra meter seems excessive. 

So after the landlord is made whole any excess proceeds should be returnedMy guess is the landlord would lose in JP court in a non-refundable scenario.  

I literally speak about this on stage all over the world now and on every interview Im on as well as my pages but most dont see it.

We are vertically integrated and do interior construction completely in-house.Yes, I agree, there are probably not a lot of expenses to cut usually, unless there is excessive staff in place, maintenance not being done right the first time, but what about utility costs, or changing who is paying the utilities, depending on what the market can support.