(perhaps pressing harder on the handle won't help either)Step two ... if the bowl continues to fill with water the flap isn't closing on the tank.. the floater will keep the water running into the tank and into the toilet... to prevent this show them where the supply line shut off valve is on the toilet.

Outside areas must remain clear of debris, garbage, bicycles, toys, furniture, tarps, and other clutter.

All of the meters that I've found require a single main supply to the apartment and plumbing in these old buildings is not so simple and re-plumbing it would not be easy. 

I’ve done research on the area to see if there is a market of buyers in general which there is because there is 4 months of inventory supply and the style, br/ba, year built all within a mile.

To determine this speak with other investors and also get a copy of your local Section 8 Housing/Apartment List to determine supply and demand.

The unit is mostly empty except some furniture left there is junk in the garage and in the yard. 

Here's a list of expenses:Accounting Advertising Insurance (fire and liability) Janitorial Service Lawn/Snow Legal Licenses Miscellaneous Property Management Repairs and Maintenance Resident Superintendent Supplies Trash Removal- Taxes - Real Estate Personal Property Payroll Other - Utilities - Electricity Fuel Oil Gas Sewer and Water TelephoneThanks in advance!

I borrowed the 90k from my dad, none of my cash is in the deal except for minimal purchases of supplies.

The subfloor and some joists were a little warped because of poor ventilation and oddly heavy furniture (previous tenant had installed a lot of gym equipment and climbing walls), which made aligning some of the planks tricky but not overly difficult.

@Ashish AcharyaThank you.I understand it better now, even though HVAC is a major component of a home,it's dealt as a separate entity that depreciates, likewise I am assuming that would be the case with refrigerator, washing machine furniture etc