There are a number of considerations for buying including: acquisition costs, occupancy rates & area tourism or desirability, regulations, taxes, boots on the ground options "The Team" with maintenance, cleaning, groundskeeping, HOA costs... so that being said, Poconos area properties come with their own set of challenges no doubt. 

We appointed our daughters as trustees, and power of attorney  granted to the older one.

(Mostly your cleaning crew).

The floor needs to be "clean" and level or anything underneath these (although they are considered a floating floor) can eventually be felt. 

One option is to tell them you won't require them to clean but you'll still give them a full refund of the deposit if they are out by the deadline and there's no damages.

After that, you can get prices to install individual water heaters, air conditioners and call the power company about putting in the extra meters.You can generally put a price to everything.

Repaint, cleaning, etc....So that way the unit is in rent ready (showable) condition as soon as possible.Good Luck!

Very clean and tidy.If you're the one that finds the deal, negotiates the deal, coordinates inspections, and does all the work to bring this to closing, then you should pay yourself for that work (typically a percent of the purchase price).

You do have to designate some units lower income to utilize this very powerful law. https://www.jdsupra.com/legaln...I think you might want to find some local developers who might be willing to “mentor” you for some compensation.

The utility statement has meter readings backdated 1.5 mths as it comes from the power company.