He said they require him to write an "apartment building policy," which will now cost $3,200/yr. 

I have one house where it's actually more practical to do the laundry on-site (no good local access to send out the laundry) but even then multiple sets of linens mean the house can be done with everything while waiting for the last load to dry.  

I have a potential property in the south philly that is a duplex with a commercial space but all three are being rented out as apartments.

The more people I help, my net worth through RE keeps getting larger 8 apartment complexes and 122 front doors total and counting.Swanny

(combined between the guarantors)Not sure if I can post links in the forums: http://www.crefcoa.com/freddie-mac-small-apartment-loan-program.html

Access is always an important factor too. 

I would like to sell my property and put 100k down on my first apartment building for around 1,000,000.My question is is this a realistic goal?

At the apartment complex where I worked (in CO), we replaced the carpet in the units after 5 years due to normal wear and tear.

She didn't make any of these requests prior to her signing the contract, after the contract, she brought her sister in law, her daughter, and everyone else there was giving her advice as to how to "improve" the apartment. 

On August 18 I am ending my lease so I can rent a room instead of an apartment to save money and pay down debt so I can be in the best position for homeownership next year.