If I was forced to not "invest" this money and do something "fun", I'd probably travel to see the northern lights, maybe alaska to go fishing, egypt, etc.

Pretty much given a phone and a desk and told 'don't do anything illegal', that's it.

Add really bright dusk to dawn lights that highlight the building and let people know there is new life there.

@Robert CampbellThat is funny - and in my experience Humor is one of the best things about the lifestyle real estate investing provides - for some reason, sitting behind a desk all day didn't spark my humorous creativity - unfortunately, I can't really post pictures of some of the "finds" i have left in conspicuous places for my contractors ---Keep smiling and Happy Investing!

I have been in the house and attempted to locate the worst areas for the salts of urea with a uv light. 

That "light bulb" moment?

As well, as a licensed contractor paying into the fund, we don't receive value from our contributions to the fund since our clients are disregarded.Having contacted the director of the MHIC asking for some light to be shed on this subject, my request was wasn't responded to until I reached out a second time several weeks later.

I bought one rental property late last year and did a light rehab before renting it out.

Even to the Eastside, with buses and future light rail.

I am wondering how other landlords are handling stairwell and hallway lighting.