The dryer outlet in her storage space used to work, but no longer so no dryer.

We also do have art in storage that we can hang, so I will do that for sure.

The moral of the story is take a good look at which stage your current market is in, look for properties that can add value too, properties that can cashflow as rentals if they don't sell, and if possible buy properties with multiple incomes ie; multi-family, suites, garages that can rent, storage, etc., to minimize risk.

Some agents add in the garage, the storage shed, the extra crap shack out back, and call it all GLA.

Make sure you include all costs - sheriffs, movers, storage, etc.Normally I'd want to know a lot more about the basement flooding, but since you've said it's a demo, I'd let it go and address it with drainage and/or french drains when you rebuild.Good luck!

What made you like MHP over say self storage or multifamily?

I originally offered $600 (+$25 for dog) rent price for them to share a room and share a spare bedroom with me for storage.  50% split use of the house between myself and them (which the couple combined realistically probably uses more than 50% of the house) They counter offered this first month for $500 based on the current construction status of the house. 

I would be using the existing structure for storage for an existing business (which could pay rent to my RE entity), and hopefully building on the land in the long run once the neighborhood becomes more attractive.

Kitchen cabinets, drawers, bathroom storage.

I have rented a 3 bed house in Texas and I call it my $1100 storage unit since I'm never there...