Best reception might be on the roof but they can cause leaks and also can have an electrical fire during a storm causing a fire and damage to your building.So I see on buildings where they might allow one installed on the ground but not the building and they have to get management approval.

Not sure what Bloomberg would say in your area, but the people upstairs are going to be calling your friend pretty soon about bed bugs they didn't bring in.

So I'm going to bug out of this thread and leave it for new folks to jump in and discuss, but feel free to PM me anytime if you (or Bob) want to talk offline.

While I have made substantial improvements to the building (new roof, new plumbing, some new electric). 

I have been looking at a property that is only a few yards away from power lines.  I know some people stay away from them because they are an eye sore.  Has anyone not bought because of potential health risks?  The un...

Are the utilities (water, electric, gas) all separately metered for every unit?

Makes for nice task lighting area by area, requiring no electrical.

pests like mice, rats, roaches bed bugs and so forth that are the result of tenant living habits are different. 

It has its own gas, AC and electric utilities. - The rest of the house is a 2 family 3 bed 2 bath for each floor- B-/B neighborhood Numbers: here is the report that I ran through BP rental calculator.

I think if given a Vanilla Box with paint ready walls, electrical panels and outlets, sealed concrete floors, finished ceiling with lighting, HVAC, sprinklers (may not be needed), and bathroom, I could do everything else myself with quite a bit of reserve capital.