I paid off a bunch of things and even got something from collections removed, but my score has stayed the same 

If you ask the manager to justify a fee and he starts hemming and hawing, move on or require them to remove the fee.

Look at how long units stay vacant in the market and build that into your calculations.You may also have an initial period after you close where you're removing non paying tenants, so consider that as well.

 I would repair it all and make sure all the rotten wood is removed before it get's worse. 

If I cannot prevent the deed restriction, can it be removed? 

I pointed out that it was not above and beyond to finish a job they promised to finish the week before and it's not just an inconvenience but it affects my business as now I have created bad will with my tenants and need to compensate them for their excessive time wasted on this. 

The station had a phase II done in 2012 after they removed an old tank and has kept solid maintenance systems and records.

I'm big on just trying things and seeing how it works but to try Airbnb, I'll have to furnish the apartment for at least $2,500.If it does not work out, I'll have wasted that money.Hoping to lean on the knowledge of the BP community.

So if they’re right, and considering their organizations spend billions every year on market research, and say we see even 8%, you then remove the expense ratio (we’ll use 0.15%) dropping your return to 7.85%, then say inflation manages to come under control and drops to 3% which will drop your realized return to 4.85%.

There are materials that will do this, remove the trim and seal the wood on bottom and sides, then re-apply the trim....