The reason is not that there are no tenants looking, but rather: A new building is an unknown to tenants, so there are no reviews online and the amenities are a question mark; andDuring interim occupancy, which is when most investors put their units up for lease, the common areas are not yet finished, and construction activities are still taking place in the building; andThere is usually a flood of units hitting the market for rent in a new building, so anyone who choose some nicer upgrades or colours, or who has a better layout, will lease first. 6 - Transportation Anyone noticed that with each year that goes by, it takes a little longer to get around the City?

hu Virgilio PM me and I will give you a name.

Bleach may cause the colour to fade.

Get ARMED with information and under no circumstances, get into an argument or verbal-shouting match (I know it's tempting) with them as they can become emotional and you have to walk a very DELICATE line when dealing with problem tenants like this.I'm NOT providing legal advice: but if you have a lease (contract law) and they are in default, it doesn't take a genius to decipher who is in the wrong.

I know that this may be a delicate topic finding a mentor, but Im willing to learn from professional investors, dedicate a lot of time to them, and to put that knowledge into the real world.I'm very thankful for your help and answers, and hoping to get started.Thank You

Some is more delicate than others.

I think every electronic gate still needs a good padlock of some type.The next problem with electronic gates is they require a massive amount of maintenance since there are many delicate sensors, moving parts and bad drivers often destroy the gates and don't report that they crashed into it before it completely opened or closed.I think in your case you should see how business goes without the gate and if you keep all your units rented then you don't need an electronic gate.

Things like mistints for paints (in neutral colours) can save you quite a bit.

I'd go with a like beige colour as that colour seems to be in the counters and tiles and will look nice with the white. 

im not yet into foreclosure since this process is more delicate, i rather dealing with nice houses, and seller who have motivation to sell because of divorce, or job out of state relocation, 2 mortgage payments and cet.