We have a tenant in Washington County, Maryland who pays his rent on time every month, but has refused to pay his water bill, even though in the Lease Contract it states he's responsible.

I have a 2400 square foot warehouse located close to The Woodlands, TX.

The building is about 15,000 square feet and I need about 6-8 months before I can start making any funds on the property.

And a 60-120 year old building, which sooner or later will need $50-70 per square foot in rehab.

I was told that I could only depreciate 8.6% (square footage percent of the upper unit) and only deduct repairs done to the rented room alone.

Some zoning has minimum square footage like 1,000 sq ft. 

They are fairly scattered throughout the city. 2 family properties are very prominent throughout the entire city, as there’s multiple universities and hospitals all within a few square miles.

Hello all, I’m looking to expand and open a vacation rental in southwest Utah next year (Washington country, Bryan head, or St.

This is something that a buyer/tenant can afford in their monthly payment due to the low cost of a trailer ($40k) seems pretty typical out here for a double wide of roughly 1600 square feet.  

This is in theory a sunk cost for the tenants, in some cities in Washington you have to apply the application fee to the "move in costs" which cannot exceed the cost of 1 month's rent and including the security deposit fee.