In particular, I have seen it stated, and here is an example: https://cameonetwork.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/SBA-EIL-Webinar-slides.pdfSee slide 6."

In addition, overseeing it ourselves, we catch other things PMs and tenants don't pay attention to, like loose pickets on fences or porch railings, sills starting to rot that need a coat of paint, caulking around tubs and sinks, tightening loose handles on sliding glass doors, etc. 

In a partnership there is always thoughts that someone is not doing their fair share.......they get messy.This is a great business, it has lots of moving parts that you need to be aware of them.Lots thrills and negative aspects (bad tenants, bad loans, expensive lawyers, unreasonable housing inspectors, rent court, housing court, unproductive real estate agents, IRS, recording keeping.....etc.)And those THRILLS........ the elation and joy of sitting at the settlement table and watching, almost in slow motion, as the title officer slides your assignment check across the table, you slowly and with high anticipation turn it over and read your name and the dollar amount.

You can click on the magnifying glass to see previous discussions as this is asked pretty much weekly.

However nothing is gonna help if they let silverware or broken glass gets in the bottom of the dishwasher.

For reference, the LVP bid was about $6.15 / sqft installed.For $6.15sqft I can get the best HW floor co to do the best full sanding, best re-stain, best 3 coat poly with diamond coat which is basically gorilla glass for floors including warrantied against pet claws.

Tell them your going to open a window glass plant, and that you have millions of dollars worth orders that need to be filled.

The plan would be to put the expense on a Credit card and that would slide me past the next rent due date. 

Why don't you slide over to military housing to learn the ropes?

@Allan Glass I think you are right.