Physical Signage in front of the space2. 

I included in additional clause "Tenant acknowledged that even though they will not physically inhabit the home until they return from deployment (after the lease effective date) they are still responsible for the terms and provisions in this agreement."

The demolition of buildings in Lower East Side, Lower West Side, Paradise Valley, and theHastings Street business district - and the subsequent physical barriers caused by the freeways - split and reduced the thriving neighborhoods.

Plan is to use Schluter-Ditra as a strong barrier and basis for "normal" bath tile...

Is there anything else I need to do about the roaches (other than a chemical barrier), or will resolving the moisture issue keep them out?

@Barbara Brown  controlling the deal and access to MLS for deal analysis:I can physically look at comp properties any time by notifying the listing agent.I can physically look at potential deal any time by notifying the listing agent.I can run complex analysis in MLSI can cut out the third party when negotiating a dealI can save 3% on every deal I sell...the list goes on, but I think the simple answer is that there really is not a downside to being licensed.

I've done (as in paid for not physically done) many roofs and never spent $20,000. 

The one I rented was almost the same physical size as the one I had (A HD one I used to use to pump out the spa) but it came with a 1.5" hose and it would shoot a jet of water out of that hose. 

High corporate taxes create a great cost barrier for new employment and industry entering a region.

Those are both considered promising areas, some spots within the areas are probably better than others, so I'd be really careful with comps and find ones as physically close to property as possible, and/or drive or (better yet) walk the areas and get to know what's what if you haven't already.