Nope just looking at paint colors.

If you have a basement they will review the connection details.If you have a basement I suggest you use Superior Walls.

We were able to resolve the issues, but the city required opening up walls and digging up part of the finished basement so they could inspect and approve the plumbing and wiring. 

@Kevin Wall -- thanks for the advice!

Good faux-wood blinds will last maybe four or five times as long, tolerate cleaning and abuse better, and add significantly to the sense of quality that will allow you to charge a higher rent.Not always, but more often, it will also obviate the need for tenant-installed window coverings and wall damage.

The only negative aspect of the entire building is with these sagging lintels on a load bearing wall at the rear of the building.  

Plus you couldn't beat those thick middle walls whe the teens had their music blasting!!

The older buildings could have a lot of future high cost repairs lurking in the walls,ground, ceilings,etc.

Mortgage is $554.00Insurance $85.00 (thanks NREIG)Taxes:  $233.00Vacancy: 5%Repairs: 5%Cap Ex:  Needs cosmetics...new countertops, sinks, pergo flooring in kitchen in dining room, minor wall repair, exterior pressure wash (vinyl), minor vinyl repair. 

After opening up the walls we discovered the upstairs tankless water heater plumbing and electrical were done wrong, the downstairs water heater vented directly into a wall cavity, DIY electrical with too many code violations to list, shower was tiled without any waterproofing...