We threw out much of our stuff, furniture, beds, anything porous.

Let's say your LLC did two deals...you participated heavily in the first deal but you were unable to contribute to the LLC's second deal (e.g. on vacation, death in the family, etc).  

As a previous writer said, the death of tenants in comparison to the cost (and alleged liability- although I find it hard to believe any court would condone improper use of an emergency fire ladder by faulting a landlord) of a fire ladder is something that may be a problem for 1. legal liability, and 2.

I have a great way of bringing up comparables, but when I do, I often see that the other houses with the same bed and bath don't have the same square footage.

You are forced into almost an instinctual natural selection where you view every deal, potential client, and real estate happening as a life or death situation.

(Dave Ramsey vs Robert Kiyosaki death match :) )

The project is in the neighborhood of 900+/- beds.

Unit had a fire that caused a death and investigation is looking into finding smoke detectors.

I could break that down into additional questions such as-Flip or rent-What counties, cities, zip codes-bed/bath/garage e.g. 3/2/2-purchase price, ARV, repair numbers desiredOr can I save myself playing 1,000 questions and assume asking "What type of property are you looking for?"

I don't know dimensions of the bedroom or maximum bed size it will accommodate (i.e. , not suitable for king size bed) or mention on scheduling a showing that large furniture would be an issue going up the stairs.