If you could make it break even on a 15-year note, that would be an entirely different story.

Then find out where they would see your ad or even an in person flyer at a coffee shop.Ask friends or introduce yourself at those places.

The expense can not be an improvement unless it falls under the deminimis safe harborCapitalized - improvement that does not qualify as a deminimis safe harbor and it relates to tenant area.Non-deductible - payment as it relates to personal residence area.

Or what about the syndicator who wanted to complete a condo conversion but the units are going to be geared towards empty nesters and that buyer is not motivated to make that next move until rates calm down & the GP is forced to continue to carry a building as a rental asset when that's not its true or highest and best use but still projects to be an excellent development once the market conditions are better aligned..... 

Investor vs. tax), but if it is a 2nd lien from an investor, there may be an intercreditor agreement that spells out the rights of the 2nd lien holder.

So what i have done is it going to be an issue?

I am putting a bathroom into my garage, i have to even out my split-level floor and fill it, will have a kitchenette and the front sliding garage door will remain from the outside, but inside, there will be an insulated wall.. and they might trench a couple feet outside to run the run the bathroom piping and link it to the front sewer.

We own/manage several properties in the area so managing it would not be an issue. 

If I heard the word smoking or hole in the wall from a past landlord, it would be an automatic no.

Kind Regards, Jennifer Hi Jennifer, short answer is yes, RRIO is required, but there might not be an inspection required.