A standard flining system with cabinet should do fine for you.

As to the neighbor's property, the utility will have a service easement, air rights, necessary to provide service to customers.

She won' leave when her lease is up and a bump i rent won't scare her off either.You might think it foolish of me to serve in his way but when you look at my numbers I am sure you would get an equal shock... good luck and remember, this is a service industry, if you don't agree with it, buy a REIT...Exactly, customer service is my main concern with my units!

Depends on the price level, and local custom.

Often bungalows owned by OAPs are solid brick, well-built houses that need updating to modern tastes, new carpet, cabinets, etc. 

I've yet to go wrong with guys who have good reviews from 50+ customers on Yelp.

I'm kind of at a loss of what to do and they don't have a customer support number either... gonna send an email I guess :/ just another delay.

The second would be a construction company that would service our rentals and our other customers.  

I could never bring myself to purchasing a occupied bank owned property.My luck would have it that by the time I got them out, the cabinets, carpet, fixtures, furnace, water heater, and copper would be gone too. 

The good thing about it is that you can upload it to google maps to create a custom map with all of your routes on it (google calls this MyMaps)There is also a Google MyMaps app, so you can see the areas you have already visited even when out driving for dollars