@Ali Boone that post is a breath of fresh air!!!

If your fresh out of college if I'm not mistaken banks analyze you on what your GOING to make not what your making right now.

The yard had fresh sod put down before it became a rental so my thinking was there was no way the tenant would care for it well enough to keep the grass looking good and it would cost a fortune to resod it.

We have a property for which we don't long term want to mow (i.e. avoiding kid toys). but at the moment there is no lawn mower storage so I think we are going to have to include the mowing.

There are many, many, many things that can go wrong with these deals.One of my three deals is a mini storage in Mobile AL.

A little pricier up-front, but they are cheaper to operate and have a longer life that a storage tank heater.

By signing this rental agreement, the tenant agrees that upon surrender, abandonment, or recovery of possession of the dwelling unit due to the death of the last remaining tenant, as provided by Chapter 83, Florida statutes, the landlord shall not be liable or responsible for storage or disposition of the tenant’s personal property."

I have an 800sqft storage area with that one that I love having to store extra appliances, materials, paint, etc.

I'm worried about sanding dust on fresh paint.

Any underground storage tanks on the property?