I always assume electricity, gas, water, sewage, trash, snow/lawn care, and wifi to be paid by tenant (except HOA). 

You'll have to determine how accurate these numbers are though, and I still don't see any utilities (unless that's billed back 100% or 100% paid by the tenants) or lawn care/snow, unless you don't have to worry about that based on the landscape of the building or built that into the repairs.

I really like my current apartment because it's well taken care of.

Millennials care most about the location and the proximity to amenities like parks, shopping centers, restaurants, nightlife, etc.

(Just fyi, this isn't an amazing neighborhood, probably B- so maybe tenants wouldn't care?)

As noted I don't care about sending the info, I have already been doing that.

They hold long term and care next to nothing about bull or bear market making short term plays.

Pay for the pro plan (you may be able to get it for only $99 a year if it's on sale) I use it and it really helps me select which rental property types to purchase from the top down.

Tons were obviously made into rentals after auction purchase and just flat out not being taken care of by landlords.

How do you invest out of State - very careful!