Anything you mention as an upgrade/change becomes a commitment to you...and will not be forgotten by the tenant...and ultimately expected. 

I have it on contract with a FHA 203k loan with M&T Bank and was wondering about the eviction process in this case.

The tenant is committing or permitting to exist a nuisance in, or is causing damage to, the rental unit, or to the appurtenances thereof, or to the common areas of the complex containing the rental unit, or is creating an unreasonable interference with the comfort, safety, or enjoyment of any of the other residents of the same or adjacent buildings. 4.

Northeast is probably the mos t trendy for Millenials who want to rent and like the popular bars and breweries.

t agents and ignoranuses on BP, ie the response stating research "policies" Augh WTF??

It’s just one of many investment strategies available to you once you’re ready to commit to real estate.There’s no harm in saving your money, learning what you need to learn, and keeping an open mind.

If you don´t have access to Costar, you can also search "NAR commercial report" > your state> find the MSA.

@Jennifer T. check local laws first and if allowed, you can bill utilities back to the residents based on a percentage of their square footage, number of residents, etc or a flat fee based on their floor plan type.

No lead piping and I'm getting the last bit of K&T wiring disconnected before closing (90% of it has already been disconnected with modern elec put in).

@John T. is on the money here.