Hardwood per square foot in a couple of different zip codes.

They just need more square feet for the dollar.

prob obvious but have the tile guys make their cuts outside the unit...it's a small kitchen and probably pretty square so they shouldn't need to make many cuts anyway.

I’ve been wondering if getting a triplex or quad, living in one unit and vacation renting out the other units would be a viable option.One issue it could solve is wanting to downsize but what to do with family when they come to visit if we had significantly less square footage.

We all get the free deprecation expense and was wondering if anyone else is in the red,year after year on paper which is good but will that throw up a red flag to the IRS if your consistently loosing money, which your really not just the case, depreciation makes it looks like you do plus auto travel adds up to.

Do you have access to the local property appraiser site, which should should show square footages.

Up here, parking is far-and-away the biggest red flag.

I have done the math with the square footage, and I rent 41% of the home out.

For those suggesting granite I want to know your trick for getting them to do a small kitchen on the price for square foot.

Will be doing an inspection this Friday, I have a strategy for the property but the thing is showing more red flags than a North-Korean military parade.