I have explored a variety of online and physical side hustles, but now it's time to transition to brick-and-mortar as I build towards my dream of creating my own private equity firm.I am officially closing soon on the acquisition of an absentee gas station and laundromat business.

I may even move into my little bungalow eventually when I get off the road working (oil and gas industry ) my W2 job.

I made the entire unit electric so I didn't have to split gas.

What happens when the roof starts leaking, the parking lot needs restriped, or the fire system for the center needs a major repair?

You can deduct a proportionate amount of your mortgage interest, property taxes, insurance, electricity, water, gas, etc. and you can deduct any expenses that are directly associated with the portion of the property that is being rented out.

It will be nice to be splitting this and it gas historically improved quickly.  

Oh God, a gas grill and you still purchased the unit!!

The roof is new so shouldn’t have leaks but you never know and would like to know when a problem happens so we can get it fixed without causing more damage because it not addressed can cause more money to fix and further damage. 

it’s all cosmetic. sink basket is sorta leaking, the puddy isn’t holding well. gonna change out the sink basket instead of replacing sink, nothing is wrong with the sink entirely.

Stop the leaks, install window vents and or humidifier I have done dozens of jobs like this.