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Personally, I create a lease that includes utilities, TV, internet, landscaping, and whatever else, making it easy for the company to swap employees in and out without having to worry about anything.

he received so much negative press and now he's Iron Man.

Again, i am not a certified electrician, nor do i play one on TV.

Copper or nickel colors, pressed tin look.

It isn't as easy as they make it out to be on infomercials or 'reality' TV, but the opportunity is there...Once you figure it out and get your resources in place, there aren't too many better ways to make a living out there.

I also mention TV, stereo, etc. placement (which room) and noise in my lease.When someone moves in, follow your lease to the letter from the start.

They could help with this heavy lifting for your first purchase into 5 plus units.The kitchens if the pressed board type will be a total redo.

I may be showing my age here, but do you remember a tv commercial for beer back in the '70s where Yankees owner George Steinbrenner is arguing with some guys about whether Miller Lite is "Less filling" vs "Tastes Great?"

depending on the buildings age lead paint would be my main concern ...that & mold is getting a lot of press up here with lawsuits against landlords even after they have had independent testing !!!