While I love our new home, I am missing the opportunities and connectivity that comes with being around fellow investors.

@Sophia BahenaAfter multiple holders being ripped off the wall, I started removing them altogether and patched/painted the area.

However, At least in Sedona, over the last several years those that have held off from investing have missed out on gaining 30-100% total appreciation + 10-25% annual cash flow.  

Here is my plan, please feel free to add to it if you feel I am missing anything:1.

I just rewired a fairly small 3-bedroom 1-story home, charged $21,000 and when all the tallying was done the cost for wire, metal flex, new light fixtures, 200-amp distribution panel, permits, carbon monoxide and smoke detectors, plaster and stucco patching holes, sales commission, labor and overhead was about $15,000 leaving me with a $6,000 profit (30%).

Contractor looked and quoted job, you missed that you needed all this plumbing work.  

In terms of TV mounts, I recommend the previous advice about making your wishes clearly known to your tenants about you require that they coordinate the installation through your handyman or a trusted professional handyman, and they will leave the mount and all its pieces upon departure or properly patch the spots (usually requires repainting the whole wall).

Either way, P&L portion is missing.

The seller might miss out on a buyer because you had it tied up.  

Hi David,Now they have curtains up, and are Class C--maybe they will stay for 15 years.Forever renters have to rent somewhere.Class C renters and their visitors tend to be hard on the units anyway.Drunken fist punched holes in the walls, broken things, knobs missing, screens missing (???)