You can have them sent to you any time for free or you can buy them on ebay for about $1 each.They can really add up after a while.I wouldn't buy the 20% off coupons because they are fake and you may have issues using them.They were originally given out for Christmas 06 for use by employees and expired in 07 but people have scanned them, altered expiration dates, and print them out and sell them.

@Marc Biedenkapp  from my limited expoeirnce when you buy them you need to set them up on your schedule C as rentals day one.. if you do that you get long term treatment.. if you intention is to buy and flip.. ordinary income

Most of the time if we terminate a lease, it's because of treatment of the home or another lease violation-- not unpaid rent... section 8 would make it a lot more complicated.

They will expect preferential treatment and if they are bad tenants that makes a horrible situation for you.Now I would recommend buying a duplex, living in one side, and renting the other side to people you don't know.

I could see the treatment holes and it doesn't appear the property was ever treated for termites before.  

Your number one job is to find the Seller's pain.Prescription You show the Seller that your service is the best available treatment, taking all the factors of the Seller's situation into consideration for their pain.

Paint inside & out, carpet, window treatments even modestly done will run  $9-$11 per sg ft.

For high-end rental properties, where do people find window treatments (blinds and curtains) at a reasonable price?  

The plan pays all expenses and receives all income, and the tax treatment remains tax-sheltered. 

Property that qualifies for 1031 treatment is property you purchased with the intent of holding for productive use.