23 years is a long way off, but I know a person with a hangar they are tearing down to build new in effort to keep their land lease.  

Any recommendations for tear gas clean up?

Any recommendations for tear gas clean up?

Another fine example: we have a house that many years ago someone decided to tear out the front wall, put in a second wall further inside the house, so that they could have a full front porch.

You are talking about people's legacies, their life savings, all their blood, sweat, and tears of work for their profession or their business built up often after many decades of time.How can someone take something like that so lightly? 

In my location landlords can't charge for normal wear and tear, which is what all of this is. 

LTRs offer steady income with less day-to-day management, potentially appealing in a market with limited options, yet may yield lower returns and pose risks of wear and tear.

I think what's missed so often about how most start in REI and build, is there most often a LOT of blood sweat and tears.

Because you can build a house with an attached guest house, then just seal off the door and have 2 houses.3) If you have to have chickens then you need to move on because they ain't gonna change that easily4) If the random crap bothers you, also move on5) You have your extra structure already in the old cabin so that's a bonus. re they making you tear it down.Sounds like way too many restrictions for me, especially out in the country on a 5 acre lot.

I suppose I could find something out there for less that needs more work but I’m afraid anything much less than 200k in or near Tampa area is a total tear-down kind of job, which I don’t want to do from across the country for my first investment.