I even threw in some premium things not found in any comps (LED can lights and quartz counter tops; they didn't cost me any more than normal stuff would and they look great).

For example, if a contractor has extra cans of paint, light fixtures, etc. after completing a project, they would donate it HfH.

You can make an arrangement with them and they will give you pre-printed signs, that warn about parking for unauthorized people , cite the law, and has the contact info for this towing company. 

Depending on how much time passes between tenants and if you need to do any work in the unit you may want to put the account in your name in case the lights get turned off.

@Christian Carson may be able to shed some light on this.....

Due to your collective knowledge I got the light in the end of tunnel and I learned.

It is not something to be taken lightly and requires study and real diligence.

Also, I'm glad you brought to light how new construction can bring many additional expenses ... $10k for just fencing and erosion control, engineers, and lots of dirt!

Lights A right lighting arrangement can change the look of the house completely.

If it's just spending money, then I would warn against it.