The broker has suggested that it can be converted to an indoor storage facility which seems like a good idea because it is in a state which has a fair amount of winter.

you can get a single outdoor unit that will run 2 indoor units.

I don't expect to have any outside work for AT LEAST the next two months, so next week I'll be up on a roof doing the "delightful" job of removing shingles on one of my rentals, followed by a bunch of painting & gardening.

I have seen a lot of broken windows kicked in doors but never a picked lock.

Now, I am ecstatic regarding how much money we save on water, gardening and time.Owning rental properties is the greatest business there is.

I love growing flowers so I brought her a small bouquet of flowers from my garden.

We caused "indoor rain" on our downstairs neighbor's bathroom.

Good candidates for an extra room:A large storage area added to the sq ft of the house attached to laundry roomAn unused den with sufficient spaceA bonus room with no door A large playroom An unused family or living room An unfinished attic An unfinished basement A large mud room An unused California room (indoor/outdoor room)An unused Florida room (aka Sunroom)The third car space in a 3 car garage Adding rooms when it makes sense is a powerful way to increase value Exterior Room Additions:You can increase square footageYou can cure whatever is preventing property from reaching max potential Make sure you go through the permit process and have the county add the square footage to the size of the house so it comes up in public records.

@Jay Hinrichs Im half way there with my garden, and about to get the chickens ( seriously I am )but the gloom and doom folks.

I attended an HBCU-Lemoyne-Owen College in the middle of for lack of better words the hood/ghetto 1997-2001 right across the street from the projects Lemoyne Owen Gardens.