----------------------------In a dwelling unit occupied under the terms of a rental agreement or under a month-to-month tenancy, (1) at the time of each occupancy, the landlord shall provide smoke detection devices and, if the dwelling unit is a qualifying dwelling unit, carbon monoxide detection devices; the devices must be in working condition, and, after notification of any deficiencies by the tenant, the landlord shall be responsible for repair or replacement; and (2) the tenant shall keep the devices in working condition by keeping charged batteries in battery-operated devices, if possible, by testing the devices periodically, if possible, and by refraining from permanently disabling the devices.

(storage units maybe) Can you add blow in insulation to your attic to reduce expenses? 

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I've got 35 SFH's and a 110 unit self-storage facility - all self-managed... and a BIG question or hurdle for me right now is re.

(selling medical devices) so I'm trying to get into real estate ...

Customer is complaining about rats in her walls, storage area, under her oven, kitchen sink and noises around chimney.

The basement that you thought would remain clean and empty becomes the storage space for any miscellaneous items. 

once you get this info you can establish a base price for what someone is wiling to pay. depending on the cap rate that they are looking for and cash on cash return.MHP's are based on the net operating income of the property, just like self storage, apartments and any otehr commercial real estate.  

Over 6,000 units and 30+ Self Storage Facilities under my belt - what would I do first if I had to start all over from the beginning?   

Also if I bought a storage shed so I can store a owner supplied lawn mower and gardening tools for the renter's use, is that all deductible?