Indoor pool.   

I have a home that was condemned because of tenant damage (broken windows, kicked in doors, ripped out sink), but they will not leave.

In terms of individual operators they can have success based on their conditions, but I will be checking out sector reports and if you send any my way, I am definitely interested to take a look.https://www.cubesmart.com/storage/indoor-storage/https://www.publicstorage.com/https://www.extraspace.com/

I also have a parking spot in the underground/indoor garage (only 6 spots total).My research into similar rentals almost exclusively yields houses or duplexes, with an outdoor parking spot, between buildings. 

I bought it because any owner could have daily use of the indoor pool, play areas, hiking trails, etc.

I just completed a 750sf ADU in Sherman Oaks for a client (have 3 more in the works, one under construction) where the owner is now getting $3k rent for a 2+1 with laundry indoors and own private fenced ADU yard plus tandem parking for 2 cars.

Except indoor units, there are some outdoor space to park RV and boat.

Also the “young and the restless” who have been congregating all summer will back off due to the cooler climes and I am hopeful that the continually growing employment market and the reopening of online schools and colleges will keep kids and working people busy and indoors vs indulging outdoors.In the end nothing else matters more right now than the case count.

In another positive sign, spending at bars and restaurants nationally climbed 5% despite renewed restrictions in some states, like California, on indoor dining (after the jump in confirmed infections of the coronavirus).

This is middle of the road between you stick frame or get commercial indoor units.$15,000    Electric work$??