One landlord I know told me that this can send a positive signal to tenants that they will likely end up embarassed when facing eviction and it might be best for them to move out on their own.

After considering all costs, I was barely making more than I would as a long-term rental and it was taking up a lot of my time.

I isolated face leak source and focused repair was done by mason.

There were bushes and poison ivy so mature, you could barely see the home before.

Have you ever faced difficulty securing private funding?

Do you see this area continuing to grow or remain stagnant, especially with the potential downturn we may be facing?

Nothing fancy just bare minimum with the cheapest material.

Typically 6% for bare bones permit set and you will have to find the contractor plus project manage it through construction.

You tend to see higher turnover when it's that small; good chance the property owner or property manager can't find people that a) only want 700 sq ft and b) are willing to sign a 5 year lease. 

Many owners of older hotels faced very low occupancy during the pandemic; so, many of them accepted government ICE contracts.