If it helps to reduce your expenses and increases your cash flow and in addition to giving you good cash on cash return I say it's the right move. Real

Physical stores like to use per sq ft for general merchandise high volume mover items and leave more specialty items in the warehouses.

I'd offer to pay for movers if she'd move his stuff out with hers.  

Look at areas around aberdeen proving grounds ( Harford county) Huge military installation.

WA Building Movers and Contractors.

Of course there are some transport costs that we are working on with an experienced house mover that depend largely on whether or not the house needs to be stored and the distance.

She had an inspection at move in by the social worker so that they would pay for the mover.

While one may be able to bound their WACC well if they keep good records the timing of the reversion cash flows or capex expenditures is a major mover of returns.I would suggest you try looking through Ray Alcorn's discussion of capitalization rates and loan constants to learn more.

@John Adamkewitz - The apartment is in Aberdeen, WA so it's using the only provider - Lemay's Enterprises.

There are a little over 300 properties on the market at this time that can be bought for less than $100,000.Some of these are less than $20,000, for example, 1971 Aberdeen Avenue, Columbus OH 43211 listed for $14,900 and 4874 Ridge Street, Columbus OH 43207 is listed for $16,100Both of these properties obviously need to be rehabbed but there are others that cost a bit more but are turnkey like the one below:Listed at $69,900.00 This Single-Family Freestanding at 2228 Gerbert Road, Columbus 43211.