This is not a safe neighborhood. $145K is expensive for that area.

If you decide to get a Sun Tunnel type of device, get the ones with the rigid and inner mirrored tubes.Just like I don't try to answer questions involving financing, investing in entities that I'm not familiar with, etc... perhaps you shouldn't discuss items that you are unfamiliar with!?

Unfortunately, while that Should make things go more smothly with you through the City, it doesn't always work that way.A majority of the time, the City is willing to just "Accept the fact" that these enclosed porches exist, and as long as they are maintained in safe conditions you can continue to utilize them.

You'd want to be safe and have 750 hrs of solid hours, such as negotiating, closings, rehab management, dealing with tenants etc.

@Julia HagenIf they are all permitted, then I would safely say 10 doors.

So yes, it's a compounding pharmacy and I was sort of picturing mixing things with a mortar and pestle type device. 

Treasury Bonds:Assumptions: A very safe investment.

*The taxpayer or RPE attaches a statement to the return filed for the tax year(s) the safe harbor is relied upon.If I don't meet all the 4 bullet points for Safe Harbor am I still able to take the Qualified Business Income Deduction for a profitable Rental Property?

Try this device to measure the noise: https://www.amazon.com/Indicator-30-130dBA-Detector-Temperat...You can also stick the same device by windows and doors to see if temperature drop - which would indicate an insulation issue.In addition to getting an Energy Audit, you may also want to look into any state, local or utility programs that offer discounted or financed energy improvement programs.

We have unit vacancy that fluctuates, but safe to say 4 units per month is a good baseline that our new (In-house Leasing) agent would get off the bat.