Nathan G is spot on.

I would tape the key to the manual so everything is in the same spot.

It depends, Lowes and Home Depot are usually the better go to spots.

Carolina.Existing siding is wood, and is rotted in too many areas to spot-fix/replace.  

Your post is spot on and incredible how much you gained from that transaction! 

My wife and I were in a somewhat similar spot as you and and your wife.

I bought this one for my house over three years ago and it's been great: https://www.homedepot.com/p/MOEN-Walden-Single-Handle-Standard-Kitchen-Faucet-with-Side-Sprayer-in-Spot-Resist-Stainless-87427MSRS/203583446For my rentals I always try and buy Moen or Delta (I don't buy the $150 fixtures for my rentals but if you're looking for something under $200 I recommend the one listed above).

1-2 bedrooms is the sweet spot. 3 bedroom apartments tend to be expensive and there are usually less available.

I also bought quite a few 20 40 80 acre tracts and would bust them up as well.. it was pretty cool because in Oregon logging permits are a snap.. you dont need any county grading permits to bust in your logging roads so say I had a 20 acre that I was going to short plat into 4 5s we would put the road in the logical spot for each parcel future access and then put a few landings in the logical spot for the homesites all under logging permits saved THOUSANDS .. then sell off the lots..

For most investors, “B” is the sweet spot.