I'm curious if there are any staging-hacks I could implement on a dime?

Landlord tenant law (and flips / wholesaling / sales) generate a lot of potential liability outside of negligence.Generally, my clients who implement my recommended strategies are sued much less if not ever than the clients who don't heed my advice or want to proceed against my advice.

. :) We implemented it same-day.I had a marketplace post all ready, but decided to wait to give the official marketing people a shot first.Here is what my preliminary "what might this mean to me?" 

So, like I said not looking necessarily for one specific thing, just advice or tips on your favorite systems and/or organizational methods you have implemented.

For mutlifamilies, there are so many for sale that have the potential of earning 'sweat' equity and start implementing the BRRRR strategy that you truly can't go wrong.

Systems Built: vetting and selecting contractors (goes without saying how important this is), writing joint venture agreements (which helped immensely in this project), building contract document packets (for holding contractors accountable), processing hard-money lending (must understand the nature of this form of lending), creating initial material management processes (this is one expense you have total control over), selecting builder's risk insurance policies (must haves and what to know about coverages), managing the finances of a project (this is critical to control and tough to implement), and more.Placed this property under contract in late Dec 2016, closed near the end of Jan 2017, allowed the previous owner to holdover with rent back for a about two weeks, and began demo a few days into Feb. 

(which was disappointing to me because the whole reason I got stainless was for ease of cleaning...)I keep a variety of basic cooking implements, a simple spice rack, a colander, pots & pans, cookie sheet, pizza slicer.  

But you could then do a 1033 exchange which is much easier to do and less stringent in restrictions. 

Never invest in any city on Neighborhood Scout’s 100 most dangerous cities list.Rent control - Some states and metro areas have implemented various kinds of rent control.

There are two groups: GPs (general partners), who are experienced real estate investors and handle all the work - finding the deal, coming up with the strategy, implementing it, etc - and there are LPs (limited partners), who are passive investors that contribute capital to fund the down payment, closing cost, renovation and reserves, and get paid a return in exchange for their investment.