I can't imagine a lot of home owners in 2009 decided it was a good time to invest in a new roof or furnace or windows unless it was absolutely necessary to keep their home functioning or to sell.

You typically will not get dollar for dollar in value; however over time you should recoup the cost and more by curing some functional obsolescence.

I tried to use separate attorneys for the two functions previously and it was a disaster...their recommendations weren't lined up with each other.  

Will you be managing the property or outsourcing this function?

Almost all sensor, motion, timer, wireless fan switches, ect will require a neutral for the internal circuit to function.

Be sure to use the search function here--you will find every last thing you could possibly want to know!

Replacement is based on condition and function.

The GFCI does not need the ground to function properly.

I've cleaned the rollers and put it  through all the maintenance functions. 

Brie Schmidt of BP fame ( one of the first to quit her day job because of how well she did int he rental business)  she has a website called turnkey-reviews.. there are over 50 Turnkey companies listed on the site.. you can peruse their inventory there is a financial calculator function that lets you compare the cash flow numbers side by side...