Some markets you will lose putting 20% down, and others you will make a few hundred bucks. 

These plumber guys , if I have to create new plumbing line , he is basically doing temporary contracting to another 5 guys that do the work , and paid them hourly like 30 bucks per hour.

I would shop property management to confirm that they are offering everything you are looking for and giving you the most bang for your buck.

Granted the annual fail rate is already about 90%, it's easy enough to earn a couple bucks to keep the next crop of hopefuls coming in every year to replace last year's failures. 

Its important to know what exactly your goals are when making these moves and see what will make the most sense for you in the long run.When looking for your next deal, I highly recommend my local market of Milwaukee.

The longer you usually sit and wait, the worse it gets.If you are stuck, what I recommend is spending a few hundred bucks and speak to an attorney.

Real value for the buck there. 

My 2 cents is that for non-sleeping areas, hot tubs, pool tables and movie rooms are top amenities that guest have personally told me they like the best.I think an outdoor rated pool table (or maybe ping pong table), TV and comfortable seating would likely be the best bang for your buck.

It is difficult to find a broker/agent who really gives a Sxxx and not about the quick buck.

We tell them we want $100 bucks worth of stuff every year but we only want to pay $50 bucks for it, so they print money.