"Education is gained by reading the fine print, experience is gained when you do not!"

Do I need inspections, blue prints?

I used to do this with a separate printed sheet--including how you want them to pay rent, highlighting key phrases from the lease you want to reinforce, late fee policies, how you want them to contact you (maybe via text/Google voice vs knocking on your door) etc.  

@Mike Cartier & @Alex WeeksYou can always view codes online for free but without the printing feature. https://codes.iccsafe.org/index.html/Egress is covered under section R311. 

As with anything in life, answers will vary and in the end, the only one you should go forward with is the one you really understand and feel comfortable with (follow in Buffett's foot prints on that).I slightly disagree with Ibn because it sounds like you have an amazing living situation right now.

Sweden printing money to buy, and now owns $80 billion of us stock?

I need to cashflow after the rehab, but knowing you have 50% equity across all of those properties is a great place to be.You're probably gaining $30-40k a year in debt paydown a year, and if you're averaging appreciation of 2.5% a year across all properties, you're gaining 70k a year there.You don't have cashflow, but your printing money through equity at a great rate.Yes, some would call in speculation, but if you are buying and holding for 15-30 years, that's a long time for appreciation (or even inflation) to not help you out at 2.5-3.0 a year.

That's always my biggest fear, but the pictures look like they turned out really well.For my market, that exterior color choice would be VERY bold!

I want a company that will print and package our advertising to the our specification.

Corrected in bold - there are a lot of people who can help for free or beer - those arrangements are ok.