Other feedback was lack of storage and a garage which is par for most of our comparables since most of the nearby homes lack garages.Month Five (closer to three weeks):This month has been marketing the home at the $750 rate. 

If they are a good long term tenant then Yes provided I had storage space and I don't have to move anything in or out.

Tenants line up to rent it and then it starts:  one prospective tenant wants part of the furniture to stay and the other moved; another wanted us to remove the never used new mattress from the bed so she could bring hers in (now we have a storage issue?). 

Fat margins = here sure have this cookie (institution proceeds to eat an entire cake).

My husband and I flip houses and own two rental properties (4 doors plus 1 garage/storage rental)... still just getting started.

I'm thinking along the lines of a 50k investment each in Multifamily, Self Storage, and Mobile Home Park.

(I remember posting a while back about basements and the potential for them to become storage for garbage the tenant doesn't want to spend time or money disposing.)Go ahead and alter your lease for future use. 

@Fred Johnson the building was being used as a storage facility.

(She already planned on using her friends garage for storage and she owns a house boat that she was planning on moving on to after she moved out.) 

A TIC is a unique structure for holding property in that while we technically had our own units (our building was built as a over under duplex with a soft first story (garage and storage areas and services (furnaces) underneath the 2nd floor living unit with 3rd floor living unit on top.