Plus, if I'm going to do updates, I'd rather wait until I am ready for new tenants, so I can raise the rent to reflect the updates (and have the selling point of brand-new updates, which is wasted if they are done in the middle of a tenancy).I think I'll take the approach recommended by several folks here of just having my own contractor do the door.

Legally sound and is in great pdf format allowing me to interchange names and numbers easily along with my companies branding on them. 

So, for those that have recently purchased carpeting; where did you buy it, how much total cost, and what brand/type?

I built my brand from the ground up using only hustle.

@Danny KayThanks ... the footers were all brand new..we did use the original exterior perimeter wall as it wasnt as damaged.

Hoarder let cats go wild...I know Kilz is a good Brand but besides price, what is the best one to cover cat urine smell...is the Kilz Max REALLY any better than the Original Kilz?

First I would not buy anything where I couldn't cash flow a minimum of $300 per month.If you have a brand new place where you don't expect any significant repairs then that is at least better.I prefer to find fixer uppers at huge discounts and pay cash for them.To answer your question I would try and get some in at the higher rate first.

Legally sound and is in great pdf format allowing me to interchange names and numbers easily along with my companies branding on them.

Do you have any recommendations on a model/brand that has worked well for you? 

I can't find any brand names or manufacturer names to look up either.