I save 15% of everything I make and have used most of my earnings to upgrade my fathers kitchen, bathrooms, and we recently just added a stone patio with a fireplace in the backyard.

I always remove washer/dryer, remove water softener, remove house humidifiers, block off fire places and never install a garbage disposal.

Built 2004, 10,000 sq ft lot. 1,900 finished sq ft. 3 bdrm, 2 1/2 bath, fireplace, 2 stall attached garage, 2 decks, finished family room in basement. .

I hope someone can tell me whether it should be deductible from the security deposit:Please note all rooms were painted in beige before renting out.Living Room – Tenants painted three walls in blue, one wall next to the fireplace in dark blueDining Room – Tenants painted all walls in light blueFirst Bedroom – Tenants painted whole room, including closet in blueMaster Bedroom – Tenants two big holes on a wall for lighting, big holes on other wall for hanging TVI have a handyman to come have an estimate:Living Room - $750First Bedroom - $350Master Bedroom - $450Total Damage – 1,550I did not charge them for dining room since people say the color is nice…don’t want the tenant sue me for overchargingDo you think the deduction is reasonable based on the location is in Los Angeles, CA?

The comradery around a fireplace when it's cool on a comfortable sectional is memorable (Baines Mountain, Bryson City).

This could function to separate the kitchen area from the living room, but from the other side of the room on the left, instead.You could put an electric or gas fireplace that can be seen from both sides or just from the living room side, and then use it for a pantry for the kitchen with access from the end facing the kitchen, and even have some storage from the dining table side. 

I have a fireplace in one of my properties. 

It used to be a chimney, but the fireplace was removed many years ago. 

I'd paint the fireplace a whitewash, too.  

But the corner between that door and the fireplace seems like a tucked away corner that you could build out and put a stackable unit.