Add really bright dusk to dawn lights that highlight the building and let people know there is new life there.

@Robert CampbellThat is funny - and in my experience Humor is one of the best things about the lifestyle real estate investing provides - for some reason, sitting behind a desk all day didn't spark my humorous creativity - unfortunately, I can't really post pictures of some of the "finds" i have left in conspicuous places for my contractors ---Keep smiling and Happy Investing!

Triplexes for example.. need stand alone fire monitoring system (e.g. panel) and some of the newer builds, etc will require sprinkler systems to be installed, shared walls between units must all be fire rated (including all doors), emergency lighting required w/exit signs in hallways, etc etc.  

I know very close  what a roof costs, HVAC, water heater, windows, flooring, painting, remodeling kitchen, baths, lighting, electrical, plumbing, landscaping etc...

If I was forced to not "invest" this money and do something "fun", I'd probably travel to see the northern lights, maybe alaska to go fishing, egypt, etc.

Pretty much given a phone and a desk and told 'don't do anything illegal', that's it.

There are many light spots, you can see the original hardwood square perimeter design on the kitchen floor, and some pet stains are still visible.

It is costing us our new purchase and we're mid move when all this came to light after we had signed.

     - Inspect the pilot light and relight if necessary.   

I was given bids for the work that literally included 5$ for a light bulb being changed and 13,000 in rehad work to 700 sq feet.