I like the thing of the month; beer, wine, candy.

Of course, they may have a dozen of expensive caviar or vintage wines that would go bad quickly.Now if the fridge is broken, I am thinking being in South Florida, if it happens on a Wednesday evening, I may not be able to call in an appliance man until Thursday. 

I was told by a plumber he could remove the traditional water heater and put a tankless water heater outside; thus, it would open up that 2.5' x 2.5' space for more room.My question is rather than paying $1k+ for a tankless water heater, is it safe to just move the traditional water heater I have to the outside, but enclosed in a wooden "shed"?

They would have to remove the old antenna, but that should be easy since it is on the end of the gutter on a wooden beam.

You know professional wine tasters/beer tasters etc...you are a professional apartment/house taster...i.e. you better have tried a WHOLE LOT to know what is good and what is not.   

Kitchen: Refrigerator, Range, Range Hood, Microwave, Garbage Disposal, Trash Compactor, Wine Cooler, etc.Other: Washer, Dryer, Water Heater, Furnace, etc.Then there are fixtures...

Anyone ever had any experience with using wooden counter tops...Have seen this on Pinterest and seems really cheap (50 bucks total) but is it durable?  

Account Closed  there are too many reasons to list why people want to live in CA.Beach's,  mountains, deserts, wine country,  professional and college sports galore and of course the weather..

For me it's always interesting to take a look at other investor's startegy, business model and properties, so I thought maybe I'll do just that and open up my own playbook to other investors and clients and hope they'll do the same for me: so tomorrow night I will be hosting an Investor Open House in one of my almost rental ready rehabs for people to see how I do things, talk shop and have some wine.

Most likely you are looking at a wooden deck and would need to have a cold process roof installed.