You might say it is ok to install a  fixed safety gate on their stairs if they would like to do so. 

Some of the things we are considering installing as soon as we close and with every additional property: * Security cameras.

First, you might need to get a permit to to a sewer line install, most municipalities make you do that.

Anywhere from putting up drywall to installing new countertops and remodeling bathrooms.

Providing clean safe modern housing choices and stay on the look out for improving revenue by adding laundry, sign rentals and cell tower installation, We will keep the assets in high demand for the future rental a while also keeping the investment package safe for potential sales.

I currently work overseas on a military installation in Afghanistan, have done so for the past 3 years.

I am buying a condo in the good part of Chicago for 2,500 and it is completely gutted to the studs. this is a 800 sq ft condo how much would it cost to install everything, plumbing, toilet, ceramic tile, and electrical, and duct work..

I'm thinking about buying security cameras and install them outside the doors, not sure what to do about the windows.

(if legally allowed,  for example certain properties in seattle must charge separately for parking and make it optional)  -  That way the tenant can't refuse to pay their share of utilities leaving you with zero recourse to enforce payment.OR,  if feasible,  require utilities to be in tenants name or install submetering system and use 3rd party to bill back for utilities. 

It shows a low cost item like a water heater is over $6 month using a contractor to install.  ($1K / 12.5 years)$2K rent (2 BR, 1Ba in fairly high rent area typical of many coastal So Cal rentals) at 5% is a $100/month allocation.