thereby allowing these plumbing updates to pay for themselves).I've got the toilets and faucets all picked out (because I have personal experience with these and I know which ones are good) - but I'm not sure what to do about the shower heads...I know that shower heads are an item that can be the biggest money-saver (because these tend to consume more water than anything else).

What developers used to be able to build 2 units on a 25x100 they can now build 3, allowing them to offer more for 25x100 lots and profit more off these builds.

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated these trends, as remote work allowed more people to move to areas offering better lifestyles.

It's worked because our values haven't changed, but our committment to each other has only grown.Multifamily is a team sport, especially as you get larger.

If that is not possible, you understand and will allow them to break the lease early with no penalty. 

Minimalistic yet tasteful staging allows the buyer to see themselves living in the home.

One tenant should not be allowed to cause a disturbance in a community.

Which by the way, will still allow you to purchase more property and add to your depreciable basis that way.My two cents would be that it is a no win scenario trying to please a buyer with improvements. 

Now I have only logged a few Redwood sites in CA. ( too tough to get permits) and what they allow you to harvest is younger trees as you note.. 

Turns out, neither of those things are allowed!?!