Depending on how fancy you do the bathrooms, that's another $25,000, for a total of $50,000.

For apartments and flips I have been installing an off brand unit that works great but is not fancy like the Mitsubishi units.

@Ray Hage I'll be honest I do rehab some of my units but the goal is cosmetic upgrades, nothing fancy.

2) What workarounds should I be aware of in any of these platforms to handle "routine" property management with units?

But you are not paying for the electric anyway.It doesn't look as fancy as a nice shiny hvac unit outside.It will not sell as quick or for as much if it has window units.

Find a buyer who buys your size-Buyers don’t buy everywhere – Search for buyers who buy properties in your market-Filter buyers by deal count to find the pros in your areaPrivate Lenders List:-Search for lenders where you buy-Find professional lenders by filtering out the ones who have only done a few deals-Set the minimum and maximum amounts to see lenders who do deals around your sizeDrive for dollars:-Instant skip trace-Easy postcardsWebsite:-Websites Take Only Minutes To Get Started by Filling Out a Quick Questionaire-Each New Site Comes With Preset Content That Is Industry Related and Built to Capture Leads(This content can be changed anytime)-Lead Capture Tools Are Automatically Integrated Into Your New Site From Launch-You Get a Domain Name Included With Your New WebsitePull data from the recorder's office in several major markets:-Affidavit of Heirship-Appoint of Substitute Trustee-Probate-ForeclosurePull 5,000 lines of data a day for lead list I believe it uses list source just without all the fancy parameters.

I've been looking to buy my first 3-4 unit property, on the way to look at these mid priced property I pass many new, fancy, apartment complexs.

Nothing fancy; 25% down, 30-year fixed market rate mortgage.

Meaning how long should I expect to wait for routine repairs to be made?

General Carpentry skills to perform rehab, and routine maintenance, is what we need.