But you should ask about the age of the roof, mechanicals, any major improvements that have been done.

If it was mechanical, I recommend the home inspector re-inspect. 

Second The moratorium is exclusive to eviction, it only puts a ban on that 1 mechanism alone. yes, for long this has been "the" mechanism for enforcement but there is still several available and I am finding they are cheaper and more effective than eviction. 

It certainly seems to be a regular point of emphasis on the various BP podcasts.

We are now working with our PM and getting estimates for mechanical updates to provide a better experience for our residents.

As a landlord, you are generally responsible for mechanical repairs. 

LOMAs, foundation flood vents, fill, raising mechanicals and other methods can potentially save a property owner thousands annually.

There is value to that I suppose, but that's only the mechanical side of the business. 

Hey, he's only got a half hour to size up and finish a house.That's how he can look at a room and say $10K in 15 seconds.Those shows are a lot of BS and don't really address the mechanics of a good/bad deal.Besides his wife left him, so he's not that great a success (actually watching the wife he got lucky if he got out cheap.)

There are only two reasons that you really should in your case. (1) If you are going to drive your own outbound off-market marketing to the website and want a receptacle for incoming leads. (2) If you want to use it as a pre-vetting mechanism as you go buy more properties.