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Taking down shed = Extra off street parking, but what about Storage?
Hi All,
I have a rental property (3bd, 1.5bath) one block from VCU. Off street parking is a nice selling point for this property and currently we have 2 and the potential for a 3rd. In order to have that 3rd parking spot we would have to tear down our small/old shed where the lawncare equipment is. I have thought about moving the shed into the backyard, but at this point that might be too much work and it may fall apart.
My question: Would you tear down the shed and have a 3rd off street parking spot? Any suggestions/creative thinking would be much appreciated. Also, if I do get rid of the shed what do I do about lawncare equipment/maintenance of the small yard?
Thanks,