Light work, nothing heavy.

PS: If you used a light color, you will be amazed/shocked/horrified at how long it will take to wear through the tile.

Another area where I think you should definitely look into is University City and North Charlotte (28262, 28213) where the University of North Carolina Charlotte is located and also where the new light rail ends.

I posted this in the DIY forum but perhaps it will yield better results here.Before I settle on Lowe’s / Home Depot, I wanted to find out what other same-type local stores exist in the Catonsville, Glen Burnie or near that carry things like door knobs/ hinges, HVAC registers, kitchen cabinet hardware, light fixtures and even appliances.I don’t live in the area any longer and have not for many years and the area stores have changed so much.It’s a whole house upgrade and while I have settled the cabinets and flooring - it’s the other little things that I now need to consider.

Can anyone shed some light on the area?

The plan is to go up $50 annually until we're at market (that way it gives residents time to adjust, and time to make improvements to the park, such as cleaning, landscaping, lighting, roads, etc). 

The city is currently in the process of widening the road that runs along side the home and adding a traffic light and a subdivision is being built within a mile of the property.

He ripped out all the carpet and scrubbed the foundation with light bleach.

A light coat of grout and adhesive always cures it. 

In your numbers above, the $10K per year for taxes and insurance combined seems light for 16 units.