Do you provide essentials in the common areas such as furniture, dishes, etc?

It doesn't look like this is covered well in the Georgia state statues:Tenant Allowed to Withhold Rent for Failure to Provide Essential Services (Water, Heat, etc.): No StatuteTenant Allowed to Repair and Deduct Rent: No StatuteSource: https://www.landlordology.com/georgia-landlord-tenant-laws/

At that point, there was a further wait for essential utilities (electricity and water) and I was not able to move into the unit until November 18th.

after tax advantage, principle pay down ,cash flow and appreciation, a rental should make 25%.

Essentially billing myself as the worker to complete these tasks beyond material purchases.

Or, you were essential, worked, and will get backpay this Friday.

My thing is, does it make more sense to create the reports for possible end buyers to essentially "hook them" prior to contacting a possible seller?

For how cheap it is to get tile laid (Because it's essentially unskilled labor) I wouldn't do it myself personally

@Rahim Kakar - I agree with Ellis San Jose that doing the math is essential.  

This would essentially pay for the $2,000 more that I’m asking for.