It'll give you a solid and fresh perspective on its performance.About 2 weeks ago, I just published a video on BiggerPockets YouTube about what to do with an inherited property.

If you come in after that, we cannot guarantee a timely filing (top secret, and only on BiggerPockets, we bake in some flex in our system and can likely file on time).All our extensions are client requested.

I would include the storage and bake it into the rent or not bother, you will have enough to account for as it is.

If you feel more comfortable having a lawyer review it, that is still a stronger starting point to save money since they are not starting fresh. 

As tenants have left we've been fixing up the apartments so that everything is working and is freshly painted and clean again.

By consistently adding value and actually bring some fresh/new ideas to BP STR forum. :) Seriously though the more you show up and add value, people realize you can help them out. 

I think all the appreciation for the upcoming years is already baked into the current prices. 

Should I run a cost segregation after completion of project and bake it as part of increase in basis?

But for illustration purposes since this is a fresh transactional matter on my plate: The reimbursable lender legal fees for an $8.5M loan transaction I was recently apart of (as a buyer, not fees I charged) were less than $15,000.00.

Good management and fresh clean apartments bring top of the market rent to a re-emerging work force ready to serve the warehouse industry in a once great industrial railroad city.