Look at thrift stores and second hand items for some thing-get sturdy things in good condition. 

that we’ve learned in our 24 years, managing almost 700 doors across the Metro Detroit area, including almost 100 S8 leases.

We would buy the land outright and then through our local bank connection that we've done deals with in the past have them help fund the build out with interest only until with hit a certain lease up %.

My family has an agricultural exemption on some acreage and we lease it to people who run 3 cows on it to maintain the exemption.

And that’s with issues and that pop up, however it’s brand new so probably won’t have too many items to fix in short term.Sounds like I should list it. 

You would have depreciation recapture on the items you depreciated (75k), taxed at ordinary income rates and then any of the actual property appreciation would be taxed at favorable capital gains rates (50k). 1031 exchange will allow you to defer all of that gain as long as you meet conditions.

When I first bought the building I did not know the difference of NNN or gross leases so I just copied and pasted the previous owners lease.

Major items include clearing overgrown shrubbery, replacing doors, fixing up the deck, getting a pond running again, and removing an in-ground hot tub.

Needing to track everything from rentals, scheduling, leases, accounting and marketing - it was a big Ask!

What action items were you helped with?