Don't underestimate the cost of installing all of those fixtures, plus emergency lights (which you should put in common areas).  

It might also be marked "A a", both upper- and lowercase There's likely a "Caps Lock" or "A" indicator light somewhere also.

Yes, the band is there too.Did I mention the outdoor lighting?

Traditional styles, go with white, distressed or traditional cabinetry and floors can be anything from dark to light, as long as they coordinate well and have texture.Traditional style fixtures go with oil rubbed.  

The Copper Kings may not hand out cash favors on the floor of the State House and Senate anymore, but things still get written into law that wouldn't survive the light of day in most other states.

Perhaps you could provide the photographs realtors could use when listing properties (you've seen the professional looking shots where it's dawn or dusk and all the house lights are on). 

@Rene Brodowsky I have found that lighting, sound, and the possibility of someone being in the house is the best deterrent to theft.  

I have lightly researched getting into corporate rentals.

There are 2 names that come to mind that I think would be able to shed some light on this topic and be of great help to you, @Dmitriy Fomichenko and @Brian Eastman both have great knowledge in this area and can probably open your eyes to some great options for you.  

In fact, he wired it so one light switch would turn on every light in the house:And somehow he built a shed out of this debris:Funny thing is we bought this house too (for $35,000, comps were $110,000 and we finished all in for about $80,000).