Does anyone know whether or not I can build a box around the meter to allow for me to paint the same color as the brick of the home, and leave it to where the electric company can access? 

My wife and I faced the same keep as a rental/sell dilemma, and we decided that the best of both worlds would be keeping our home as a rental, while retaining access to equity.

Now you solved the access entry issue AND solved any future issue of it being filled with junk because, no ability to fill with junk, just a nice roof to park under. 

It does not seem to fit the situation unless he has some major real estate knowledge, experience or connections that would add enough value to make up for the lack of access and capital.

Almost all of these deals the people make more money selling a course or class than they do from actual doing what it is they are teaching or giving you access to.

I am targeting parking garages less than 25 years old, with no major structural issues, and busy street access (with easy ingress/egress).

The monthly meeting is tonight and since you are not a member, it is accessible via zoom.

The IRS has access to every return filed from every landlord.

Purchase price: $360,000 Cash invested: $26,000 Sale price: $1,325,000 Bloomfield Mini Storage was approximately 15K square feet with about 1600 of office space ad the remaining being typical drive up access self storage units.

Looking at pulling a HELOC on it, just in case we need access to the equity.