It shouldn't take much to touch up the baseboards.

I was even able to get in touch with them via a phone call and set up a first look through of the property.

I can't even touch any of the money in it until I'm 59.5 or I separate from the district I teach in. 

Communication around the turn over was excellent and the move out report and repair estimate was in line with a move out with only minor paint touch up/lawn maintenance/rekey/etc type expenses. 

I have focused on medical REITs for the long-term appreciation play, as well as consistent 5-8% dividend yields in my ROTH IRA and 401(k), since I won't be touching that money for another 30yrs.

I've only received one cold shoulder, but the others suggested I get in touch with them in a few weeks or months.

Touch base with an agent to make sure you are seeing everything.  

Usually big-tickets items (roof, furnace, etc.) have really good rates within financing thru company that installed them.I also add extra personal touch items yearly, just before giving any rent increases

It's obviously excellent; however, it doesn't touch on commercial multifamily.

I can't touch them, but I know of a few houses that have been on the market for at least 6 months in Greenwood Village near Belleview and Dayton...but they go for $1.5m+.