Could you partner up with another person looking to get started where they supply the money and you supply the knowledge and labor of repairs?

PICK TWO, BECAUSE YOU WILL NEVER GET ALL THREE.On top of the above make sure your unit(s) have smoke alarms, commercial (re-certification capable) fire extinguisher, carbon monoxide detector if needed, and SHOW your tenants where to shut off the water supply.

This is a long term holding as the units are already occupied the real opportunity is in creating additional storage and diversifying with potentially adding a rental truck facility, and selling moving supplies.

Go early...because the real workers will be at the lumber yards early to get their supplies...the slackers are usually still in bed.Good LuckDG

This will also make it easier to sell.Other items that come to mind:Doorways: Are they wide enough to allow the wheelchair through AND turn corners.Wiring: Does the room where the child will be have adequate electricity supply for all of the monitors and machines?

I found my answer to my questions and others on this PDF online:https://www.fanniemae.com/content/tool/landlord-gu...In short:" A landlord must ensure that the tenant has access to a supply of running water, hot water, and heat in reasonable amounts at reasonable times (in units where the tenant has control over heat or is responsible for the utilities, this will not be the landlord’s obligation, except to ensure that the plumbing and HVAC systems are in good working order" [consult a lawyer to enter the terms on a rental lease and to ensure that you are not violating any laws.]"

I would say that depending on the clientele you are catering too will help depend on what you supply.

Also United Supply carries lots of different items GCs need and use as well. 

If you are living in the home or the house is furnished, don’t forget to get rid of unused furniture and declutter as much as possible to make it look more spacious.

We are in the process of renovating the historic (built in 1900) Taylor Brothers furniture building for housing RE/MAX Equity, FIG (Fourplex Investment Group), First Colony Mortgage, and Provo Land & Title along with a restaurant/club downstairs.