You would need to do an energy audit and the auditor will give you recommendations (cost breakdown) on improving the energy efficiency of the home.

so you know exactly what to work on and where to put your energy.

Chalk it up to experience, too messy to spend time, money and energy on it. 

Little extras when I am servicing a unit anyway (like a new toilet seat or faucet or porch light unexpected), greeting cards at holidays, common areas decorated for the season or trimming a tree, weeding, etc. without being asked.  

You want to be in light so you can put a tenant/buyer in ASAP.  

I would be adding drywall over the existing plaster walls, can lights, a kitchenette and 2 small bathrooms.

We are both high energy guys and love the idea of being bird dogs also, just have to learn where to look first and would love some advice in that area.Thanks!

In order to acquire 100 units takes immeasurable time, energy and knowledge of a marketplace.  

I look forward to sharing with anyone who can shed some light on this topic.

Most in Katy, energy corridor and heights when is price right.