., for the 428, actually it's 443, it breaks down as follows:- Property Tax: $33- Insurance: $35- Repairs: $75- HOA: $177- Property Manager: $123I have CapEx split out separately and I don't have a lot slotted for it ($50 a month).

They had solid main steel beams holding them up by the end of the building boom.

Sometimes they are steel stands or nice solid blocks; sometimes they are chunks of plain pine 2x4s that are busy turning into dust.- Tie-downs or straps that hold the trailer to the slab. 

Because of that I cannot transfer the properties to an LLC or sell them because these options would have a negative effect on my Japanese taxes.But I can refinance them (rate and term or cash out), I can get a HELOC and I can pay off the mortgages (this would free up Fannie/Freddie loan slots).

Stainless steel vs. white appliances.

PLUS, All new gray wood laminate flooring, bathrooms with Italian carrera-like tile, real wood double-sink vanities with marble and granite tops, White-Quartz counter tops & 6" back-splash in kitchen with White shaker self-closing cabinets, nickel brushed hardware and stainless steel appliances.

It is a basically flat property with good drainage and we are using a standard size steel frame construction, so the other questions should be easy.

For example, would he give the same value for a kitchen with matching white appliances as opposed to stainless steel matching?

Wilbur Ross39th United States Secretary of CommerceIncumbentAssumed office February 28, 2017PresidentDonald TrumpDeputyKaren Dunn KelleyPreceded byPenny PritzkerPersonal detailsBornWilbur Louis Ross Jr.November 28, 1937(age 81)Weehawken, New Jersey, U.S.Political partyRepublican (2016–present)Other politicalaffiliationsDemocratic (before 2016)Spouse(s)Judith Nodine(m. 1961; div. 1995)Betsy McCaughey(m. 1995; div. 2000)Hilary Geary(m. 2004)Children2EducationYale University (BA)Harvard University(MBA)Net worthUS$600 million (2019)[1]Before he was appointed, Ross was a banker known for acquiring and restructuring failed companies in industries such as steel, coal, telecommunications, and textiles, later selling them for a profit after operations improved, a record that earned him the moniker "King of Bankruptcy".Learn from him. 

New wood floor, granite counter top, stainless steel appliance What was the outcome?