Hi folks. We are renting out a SFH for the first time and I was wondering what are the customary maintenance requirements normally imposed on the tenants. I’m thinking of things like mowing the lawn, weeding the garde...

I'm interested in changing the zoning so that I can use them for outdoor RV & Boat storage.

I think we are going to use it as an office and place to store some of our outdoor gear.The person that is actually renting it right now was shown the layout for the other unit (by the previous owner) which has three, average size bedrooms.

:D Yes I can see that 1/2 ac does seem like a waste of space...dont forget in all that other space- there will be gathering areas- gardens- paths- walking trail- lost of visual extras- tree cabana's cabins that can be utilized; foot bridges- a foot path that connects all places back with a loop to the Main office/ utility house. porches; decks; a using of the outdoors to enlarge the living.

Also, polyiso foam board performs worse than advertised when temperatures get below 50 degrees and there have been concerns about shrinkage and gradually loss of R-value of foamboard as it off gasses.  

So, I learned something new today, see below:PVC Schedule 30 Thin Wall Pipe is for non-pressure systems where temperatures will not exceed 140° F.

Outdoor lovers dream for sure.

@Sam Leon We are not quite there yet, but can set the lighting levels and {potentially} bath water temperature based on the tenants id tag.

My house has a few of these and they seem to  be related to the temperature change inside/outside the house.

It has amazing food, outdoors, and culture.- Asheville is a part of the rising tide in the "Charlotte" metro which is third fastest growing in the country. https://www.biggerpockets.com/...- Asheville has a relatively stable and temperate climate which means it is a haven when extreme weather happens.- Growing job market as more corporations hop on the Asheville band wagon.