I left the house very clean, nothing inside, with only a few superficial repairs (2 blinds needed to be replaced because my cat liked chewing on them and a small pane of glass in the french door had been broken by a falling skateboard)  I left nothing inside. 

Trying to do both will introduce unnecessary strain and distraction into your life.

Furthermore, these houses are all made out of ship lap, which means they have zero insulation and single pane windows and the ones I am seeing do not have any type of central air conditioning.

If they are good long term tenants and you are getting good rent then I would consider just paying for the repair and moving on.You may have to order the window unless you can get a handyman to replace the broken panes.

That is Decisive Buyers.There is a difference in due diligence between buying a 500K property versus a 25K property.Yes if the window pane is broken, it is broken, costs 30 dollars to fix, if the carpets need to be stretched, it needs done, 150 for that.

This 3 Bedroom / 2.5 bath home comes with a series of upgrades including: distressed wood flooring, custom lighting, granite countertops throughout the house, custom paint, new dual pane windows and sliding door, custom tile work, built-in audio system in master bedroom and living room, stainless steel appliances, built-in wine fridge, washer / dryer, and so much more!

Eviction of only certain family members can strain a relationship and most people hate confrontation.

As much as I want to be thrifty owner/investor, I also don't want to be "that tenant" to my neighbors nor put an undue strain on my family for purely financial reasons.

This panel is not the same as the keypad and is a big box anywhere from 12 inches to 24 inches in size.

A year went by without me collecting rent and me paying all of the mortgage, taxes and community fees until I had enough it was putting serious strain on my own family...