Also, that also means going forward you will have to perform upgrades out of cash flow. 

I always upgrade the washer hoses for as little as $7 on Amazon.

It appears that the property is held within a partnership so the partnership would have to do the 1031 in this case(if you decide to go this route).If the property is sold outright - the gain(if any) is broken down into two components that is subject to depreciation recapture and that is subject to capital gain treatment.If the property is located in Florida and you are a Florida resident - you shouldn't be exposed to any state income tax upon sale.

Though I do that mostly for amusement- I'm considering upgrading to a Dell XPS 13, as I've begun to notice the speed penalties attendant with the cheapest laptop in the world.

They often require expensive upgrades such as sprinklers (~$10k), energy efficincy upgrades like expensive windows, insulation, solar panels, HERS rating requirements, etc.

Since it’s broken up by windows and such, it’ll look nice.

The Real estate department would primarily take interest if the public was harmed via a law or rule being broken.

I've had a few where it's worked out but overall, the are a pain especially for tenants:I've had rejections for dishwasher that no longer cleaned, due to there was not actually anything broken.

@Soomin Kim"Mortgage Expense" as you are referring to is broken up into 2 parts: principal and interest.

So I didn't do a nautical or beach theme I did a highly upgraded tropical theme.Removed all carpet and installed tile, granite countertops with a brick backsplash.