I am also working on an SCRA article/video, along with a "are military towns REALLY recession resistant" thas t discusses pros and cons to military tenants!

Your path of least resistance is to get into that apartment and get it treated.

Any product designed for a garage that cost more than a $100 should be advertising something about how great they resists stains.

We are all humans following the past of least resistance.

I'm not a huge fan of the area, but many people aren't as resistant to the commute as they were 10 years ago.

So from their POV the property performs even better as they do not care about any forced savings for maintenance/capex/vacancy.I recommend coming prepared with all of your rental property information documented in a clear and concise manner to present to your lender when you want to get pre-approved for your primary residence.If you get resistance from a lender...find a different one.Cheers!

There are also effective ways at making them resistant to excessive heat.Since they are originally built for transport, they can be easily moved when they need to be.They can withstand practically any extreme weather, such as hurricanes, tornadoes and earthquakes.

It is definitely going to be my only residence but if the chance is there to make a good profit it will be hard for me to resist putting it on the market.

We were worried about how buyers would view them, so we made sure there were compensating factors with the house that buyers couldn't resist.

One thing they came up with in the recent inspection was that they want the entire garden unit drywall ceiling to be 5/8" for 1 hour fire resistance.