I wish you all the best in your real estate investing career.

Those happen too and you will get the bad with the good. 

You will quickly find out how bad they want more cooling.

They are early in careers and not making high salary, so price sensitivity generally is an issue, rents go up too much they can and do leave for other buildings or other markets.Our projects are now entirely out of the millennial markets, serving a totally different population.If you are seeking to hold long term, or are attempting to build to a different demographic, then that should inform your unit mix. 

First, I commend you for taking that first step in your real estate investing career, and that is reaching out on BiggerPockets.To answer your question, I would sign up for your local real estate investment club in your area and network with a few contractors and renovators. 

I’m not worried about getting denied or failing but I’d rather have the right direction to go.Trying to find out answers is not a bad decision.

Very beautiful suburban area with lots of development happening in the area...well, last time I was there which was sometime last year.You've definitely come to the right place for your real estate investing career. 

The next PM can be just as bad as this one if not worse so be meticulous during your screening on the next one.

Today remote batteries, tomorrow could be a bad lightbulb.  

That's bad advice.