After talking to my normal tax man, who admittedly does not work with SDIRAs, but IS eager to have a reason to brush up on them (and he has a lot of rentals himself, outside of an IRA), he/I have a couple questions.1) I assume that since it is alright to partner '50-50' with your own SDIRA, it would also be likely that it would be OK to do say 25% SDIRA, 75% Non-IRA (borrowed outside of the SDIRA, by me individually).

Big materials are easy (Cabinets, Counters, toilets, etc.) but small materials like screws, glue, caulk, paint brushes, rollers, plastic, are hard to estimate and put into a category.

I don't think it's feasible to do the firewood thing in this case, most of the bigger stuff was pine, and any hardwoods were mostly small brush.

That is to brush a tiny bit of that oil over your light bulbs. 

Roller brush and pole and half a day should do it.

You have to consider that in your decision. ok..1 more last caveat..all the cleaning supplies, lawnmower, trimmer, paint, brushes, ladders etc etc - I already own.

If you can brush off people's comments you will do just fine.The years will pass anyway, get your knocks in early.Buffett started when he was 11, Branson started a magazine when he was 15, Virgin when he was about 20.

Have some qns regarding whether a sf is good for rent 1) Would the sf be considered lousy with the surrounding having few houses, locate at area with few roads and alot of brushes or very inside on the lot compared to other house?

Shower, brush your teeth, ect just as if you have to see people, and if an opportunity comes up that you have to leave and see right away, you'll already be ready. :) To answer your actual questions- building for accounting/management or Excel.

My home is in one, I do brush clearance on the regular.