The wall behind the old mirror didn't have too much texture on it but I didn't re-texture it to match as the new mirror was about the same size as the old one and that area with little or no texture was not visible.

I'll be setting up an LLC for this, but due to this size of this deal and my lack of history with a local bank that would make this kind of loan, I will likely be bringing in a partner/s.  

My guy is charging me $90 per window to install (no matter the size).

I am purchasing a 22 unit and 36 unit apartment complex in Cincinnati and I am in need of a solid General contractor that can handle a decent sized renovation.

I have a medium sized portfolio of rentals which are all managed by a third party.  

As long as it's a good size job I don't see why not!

I Picked this photographer on purpose and wanted the pictures stand out on MLS, however although they are taken with wide angle, my intention was not to exaggerate the size of the rooms rather to cover more of the features of each room in one picture.  

Depends on the size of the property.

@Troy Williams There's really no one-size-fits-all structure; a lot of factors have to be considered when structuring entities, which is why it's very important to have a real-estate-savvy CPA and attorney on your team.That said, I'd like to address a few points:You can elect to be taxed as an S Corp even if you are the sole member of an LLC.Under the S Corp structure, you cannot declare "whatever you want" as self-employment income subject to SE tax.

@Alain Chautard Selling as a bundle will net you less overall especially if some of your investments are SFRs because when someone is buying a bundle they typically want a fairly good size discount.