The loss only shows up on your tax papers, not your wallet. 

Having said that, we need to locate a handyman or company to perform punchlist and finish work (hanging towel rods, cabinet pulls, door hardware, etc).

@Meryl McElwain how have you handled punch list and final finishing work such as towel rods, blinds, door hardware etc?

I really liked it because there is no hard ware to maintain and it is all app based.

Rustoleum would be great, but there are specific paints you can buy for steel/Iron at your local hardware store.

I’m focusing on Apple TV here since it’s the most powerful hardware of the steaming set-top boxes which, when enrolled under some form of mobile device management, can be auto-reset and reconfigured after each guest checks out.

A lot of contractors will not go there; they fear for their tools, their wallets, their vehicle and worse.

The doors are coming in early and you were able to save them $2000 to cover the upgraded hardware they wanted, tell them. 

Bring along someone with experience or get a professional inspection done The hidden third bedroom You can transform a large "storage" room to a bedroom pretty easily Ugly countertops and cabinets You can usually just paint the cabinets and new hardware will do the trick Bad roof Usually cost between 5-10 grand.

Great for my kids, terrible for my wallet.)I am secretly in love with multi family apartment buildings but I have very few connections with multi family investors.