If it's like the ones on my houses, any decent handyman could build a little door from treated lumber.

building permits in Charleston all in are about 5k in  Portland 35 to 60k per door.. in PDX we get framers for 5 bucks a foot in Charleston its 10.. but lumber is cheaper because its local pine not fir .so just go talk to a good civil engineering company they will probably give you an hour for free. then talk to the planning department and building department for free for you app fees etc. 

Call your local lumber house, developers really need wood for framing, better yet, give them a visit to get more attention, when im looking for something, i usually go to a supply house and record conversation on my iphone, sort of saving their time, they are sales people, and you aren't a customer, they won't be as accommodating.

Hey guys n gals, just like to start a conversation about where you get your deals when it comes to rehab materials.For me I go to Tamarack Lumber on the north service road in Burlington for all my trim need.

They have not and now are unloading these properties now!

. - only PITI, taxes, property mgmt. so I'm going to round it to -$800/month which is still generous in my opinion.If I hold for 1 year, I bleed $9.6k and if, as you suggest, I hold for 3-5 years, I may go bankrupt before I unload this thing!

but normally pending on your strategy you unload the building before the lease ends and leave some meat on the bone for another buyer.. 

@Aaron Hollingshead I think I would probably unload it then, concentrate on the cash flow.

I think realistically, there will be a need for logging, lumber, mills etc for many years to come.

1) For instance, if I bought lumber for repairs through the main LLC, I could cut a check from a specific property LLC for this amount.