If you're really concerned with people doing work in there then remove the outlets and lights, it's no guarantee but will really cut back on prospects who are looking to use it for working on things. 

Similarly, if one member unexpectedly passes away, while they can will their interests as they see fit, a restriction can be put in place to restrict an inheriting member's ability to participate in voting, which helps prevent an unknown quantity from entering the mix and causing issues.- Authority of Members.

Hey guys,My dad just threw an unexpected curveball at my two older brothers and I, saying he wants to reduce his and my mom's tax liability/burden by unloading one of his properties (a 1 bed condo/apartment unit on the lower level... although every unit I've looked up on Zillow/Trulia/Redfin/etc seems to indicate that these are all 2 bed units... not sure how they're coming up with that unless they're considering the living/dining area to be the "second bedroom") which is local in the town my parents and one of my brothers lives in up in the Bay Area.

I’ve run into an unexpected issue with keeping up with all of the landlords that are willing to do this arrangement!

Will you be using an existing outlet to replace it?

I also agree with the networking and I 100% intend on using college as another outlet to do so.

I used to be an engineer in Oakland actually, at City Squarethanks @Brian Schmelzlen @James Wise, excited to be here :)@Lumi Ispas, thats a good idea, at the moment we are in the process of  figuring out how to get the down payment and cash reserves for any unexpected repairs, etc@Lane Kawaoka, exactly, the money thing was an eyeopener, when I realized that i was going to reach my earning potential too soon in my career.

It is an old house so probably will have unexpected maintenance issues.

You don't get it to rely on it for rehabbing your property, but it serves as a huge help when unexpected items go out.I understand the trade call fees, and the contractor choices. 

And I do mean everything- walls, trim, ceiling, outlet covers, everything.