We completed the renovations including landscaping, paint, roofing repairs, repairs buckled flooring, and other small updates.

Are there any landscaping or drainage improvements.

I prefer townhomes with very little landscaping and a high rent/price ratio.

You want someone who bought it to landscape his own yard to haul brush form the camp as opposed to a contractor.   

So is it typical for all utilities to be covered by tenant, even for shared common areas (elec for hallway lights) in San Antonio?   

The tenants have separate utilities (meters, heating units) and pay for the heat and electric to their units.The price is $382,000Expenses:Insurance:  $1,000Water/sewer:  $1275Electric:  $658Trash removal:  $900Landscaping/snow removal:  $1450 (My husband and son-in-law are landscapers/plowers (and very talented general handymen), so this amount will not be close to this)Real estate taxes:  $3847Vacancy rate:  8.3%Maintenance and repairs:  $1200 Advertising:  $150Administrative:  $15020% down payment:  $76,400 with 5% interest rate - $305, 400 mortgage amount - mortgage payment $1641Rents are:  3BR - $1325; 2BR - $1050 and 1BR - $975. 

I actually picked up a tip on how to guestimate repair costs from a bigger pockets video.........Off top every house needs 5k worth of work.......then $10/sq ft for light rehab......$15/sq ft for medium rehab......$20/sq ft for full rehab.....

In the middle of a light rehab now, and just signed a tenant this weekend!

to the best of my knowledge it is public records in New Jersey however you can not file a OPRA to get it and neither can you get it by going down in person to the court house, if anyone can shed some light on this topic that would be a great help.ThanksDavid@Steve Uhlig 

Is the development/redevelopment landscape different?