The tenant loved the way it showed at night with the lights.

Switching all common area / public lighting bulbs from incandescent to CFL or LED.

I cannot afford his course, however, I was hoping someone here would be able to shed some light on this niche.

It's nice to have it light out til around 8.

These homes would be 1/1 and 2/1 high energy efficient homes.The theory behind these is to create affordable housing with a reduced carbon footprint that can be owned by the typical person that would rent.As an investor do you see this as a viable opportunity?

Is there no common area lighting for which the landlord will have to pay electricity?

Bring it up to the lender to light a fire under him, better might be to tell the lender to reassign the job.

I recently changed all the light switches, outlets, and plates(light almond color) in a rental property of mine.

For me it is a combination of the two.Homedepot:For paint I use Kilz Pro-X dead flat, all fans and light fixtures, all plumbing(bigger selection)Lowes:I use there tile and backspalsh.

REPLACE MISSING LIGHT BULBS.