Depending on the company you would work for, PM can also be a great way to get connected to deals, specifically off market deals.

Do some research as there are specific questions you can and cannot ask about a service animal. 

Do you have a specific reason for doing this?

@Manish Shah  You need to be more specific in regards to the city or county.

Stat. 504B.271 refers to "Tenant's Personal Property Remaining in Premises," but please note you will first need to comply with 504B.365 and specifically Subd. 3 Removal and Storage of Property. 

@Kevin Martins Without knowing specific knowledge of your market I would say what you're looking at is closer to Class D.Class C shouldn't have that many problems unless you've got a 1000+ unit property and it's a numbers game where you're bound to at least get a few calls because of how many people there are.

Of course it all depends on the specifics of the properties.

And unless you have some specific style requirements and absolutely need an interior designer, with the help of your architect, you should be able to choose the finishes.

You should ask more specific questions; vague questions are hard to answer.

Don't cave into their demands, but do inform them of the process.If you have 4 days to do your initial inspection with the tenant, make the most of it, but don't prematurely commit yourself to specifics regarding the return of the deposit.