We changed the layout, added a bathroom, did all the usual stuff (skim coat, sanded hardwood floors, changed out doors, fixtures, new kitchen, new bath.

We changed the layout, added a bathroom, did all the usual stuff (skim coat, sanded hardwood floors, changed out doors, fixtures, new kitchen, new bath.

Amusement, outdoor (east of the Intracoastal Waterway only).Day Care Facilities.Any Use that is customarily associated with the Main Permitted Use or Special Exception.

Looking to install some type of pavers or decking down to make it usable outdoor space.

I have an attic space where my tenant is currently keeping his furniture.

True story from tonight at the outdoor bar I've been known to frequent...six feet away a young guy strikes up a conversation.

Estimating around $30,000 rehab.Cash to close- $6,055.77Earnest Deposit- $2,500Scope of work:Currently OnHVAC- Heating Air and duct work $14000Gutters, Facia, Soffets- 5,000-6,000To DoNew doorsNew windowsNew Garage doorNew KitchenNew flooring and refinishing hardwoodRepainting (Indoor and Outdoor)Remodel BathroomsNew trimHaven’t decided my end goal for this property yet.

@Michael Wagner I like this hybrid idea in your blog, but I could also see myself overseeing a retrofit of storage units from existing warehouse space or building a few rows of small outdoor units on an existing commercial property.

Also, I have seen inspectors make contractors remove furniture if they don't have a Certificate of Occupancy

Now because of fear, uhaul and other moving services being closed, furniture stores being closed, etc people probably don't want to move even if they could afford to.