(Of course double check their work later) ALMOST always the guys will be willing to perform sidework and either have their own equipment or use the companies they work for and will have connections of their own for other contractors with large concrete saws, a pump truck, have an in with the inspectors/codes etc.Largest concrete project I've put together to date was a 33 yard pour.  

6 unit building has 1 roof, 2 furnaces, and 1 hot water heater.  6 single family homes have 6 roofs, 6 furnaces, 6 hot water heaters....So from a repair perspective, which would you rather have to deal with?

If a tenant moves out or you have a water heater or AC unit go out you will need the reserve. 

Mix a solution of 50% bleach and water , add some dawn dish detergent in a pump up sprayer , hit the dirty areas from the bottom up , and rinse with a garden hose .

Not sure whats going on next door, but they have had a fire & water restoration company come in recently and have put this outside next to their house.  

I have my neighbor watering the lawn and its seeded nut of course new lawn is something else.Thanks again for your help

Also the hot water tanks are electric.

For example, this house doesn't allow for water to drain away from the house, but rather runs toward it and pools up along exterior walls.

We all find ways to to put off taking that plunge into the icy stream of fast running water. 

I've got a foreclosure house that I need a contractor that have experience dealing with water damage repairs in Plano, TX .