The concerns which I see with new construction is that in addition to the initial costs for backyard landscaping, window treatments, etc it is not known how many other neighborhood rental units will compete for tenants.

@Chris Cyle hey Chris I’m new to the game but I’m very dedicated to building wealth I’m a new realtor in the DFW been listen to podcast and webinars since I can remember I may not have that much skin in the game but I know a little about business and I have the work ethic to make up for anything I lack we should connect

It's a business built on ethics and rules.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

A few experienced builder friends commented that it appeared no end cut treatment had been applied to any of the exposed cuts on the treated wood (beams, joists, stringers, etc), though the contractor insists some was applied.

I think a better approach for not giving tenants special treatment is this (which is what we do):"We cannot change the terms of your contract and give you special treatment simply because of your individual circumstances. 

The one bedrooms had a similar treatment except that they were entirely gut renovations.

We had the requisite 3 treatments, put all of our things in plastic bags, and purchased bedbug casings for the bed.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.