So my 2-car garage has a plumbing toolbox, an electrical toolbox, a toolbox with new receptacle covers both white and cream and the foam inserts, I've got the contractor boxes of receptacles, spare garage door rollers, copper plumbing parts, PVC and plastic plumbing parts, 3 boxes of painting supplies, clamps, drills, saws of all kinds, and on and on. 

If your city only does the one water bill deal, water meters are cheap like $110 a piece (buy the metal ones, don’t buy the plastic ones) if one plastic meter cracks or dies you’ll be wishing you sprung for the metal ones.

Have you researched the work/reputation of the Developer? 

Eventually I built a reputation of getting things done in real estate. 

@Kyle GreenGo with a reputable national company. 

It's important to work with professionals who have good reputations and experience.

Ask the seller for the P&L and if you can't get it from them or their property management company, then call around to a reputable PM in the area to find out what some ideal expenses could be.

I would trust my assets to a good, well vetted and reputable PM more than some random funds manager.

I want my reputation to be when a buyer gets a deal from me they know it is in their targeted market and something they need to stop and review.

I know thIs may seem elementary however no one close to me has done anythIng lIke thIs and I wanna get my Info from a reputIble source vs scannIng through google lInks.