It will have the black bars top and bottom and the pic will be much smaller but it will work.Check out this article: https://www.disablemycable.com...That site has quite a bit of info about extending the life of older equipment.

We knew the previous owners, (he was a heavy equipment operator & did work for us).

I grew slowly saved money bought all my equipment cash and now I'm reeling in the benefits of it and get to choose everything I do.

I consistently hear that the rich tax savvy individuals buy property and equipment in the businesses name.

First off; it was said that you have zero experience in leasing, property management, and have no idea where to start.... and people are saying you should just go out and magically figure it out overnight and the results will be.... yeah, the results will be what your skill and experience level equip you for, a tenant nightmare. 

Those industries, more than others, are usually equipped with a chain of command and more experienced/older employees.

Bathrooms - Must be fully functional.Pools - Equipment must be functional and water must be clear enough to see bottom.Paint - No peeling paint (especially if date of construction is pre-1978).Floors - No bare concrete.

Up until now, the landlord used the pasture for storing large oilfield equipment, round bales of hay, an RV & his fishing boat.

It’s a self storage container, only you can move them with the right equipment.

It seems to me that, given the timing just as the repairs were finished and the level of expertise required to carry out the removal of this equipment, this must be a fairly well organized operation.