We tore out the old kitchen, installed Lifeproof LVP throughout, replaced all the cabinets with Choice Cabinets (which we are distributors for so we get good prices), added an island, Calacatta Glacier Quartz countertops, new vanities, new fixtures, reframed a wall for the storage shed which had termite damage, chemically treated the house for termites, painted, and replaced all interior doors.

It sounds to me that you rented her "storage space" with no intention of allowing her to live there.

Whether it is the same as this time or storage for workers extra rigs or the like while there are there.

I am open to either of the 3 messages I alluded to above, as well as storage units and the like. 

Generally, with multifamily, it is 1%-2%, but a self-storage development - I have seen as high as 20%, but 5% is usually typical from my experience.

In today’s episode, I’m going to go over the next asset class that I think will be the boom over the next few years.An asset class is the type of property you invest in, multifamily is an asset class, self storage, short term rentals, office space, strip malls…all of these are different asset classes and all have their pros and cons.Picking an asset class should be a mixture of your comfortability with that class, the opportunity, and the market cycle for that asset class.The next big asset class I think we’ll start to see is data centers.Data centers are projected to continue growing with the huge expansion of AI, in the last year alone demand shot up 61% for high end data centers and that’s just for the large companies, the Amazons, Facebooks, and Microsofts of the world.That doesn’t include emerging companies or anybody else that needs data centers for non AI related ventures.With supply chain issues data centers got enormously backed up, it was hard to get computer chips for cars let alone the extremely sophisticated computer chips and technology for running massive data centers.As AI and emerging technologies continue to grow at an exponential rate this demand will continue to push, and will likely continue outgrowing supply and the ability to create new, modern data centers.It’s an asset class we’re looking at and continuing to learn about and collect data on and it’s not something we’ve invested in yet, but I do think that could change as that industry becomes a bit more stable and predictable.

You are not obligated to make things pretty, install shelves so the Tenant has more storage space, buy them a ladder so they can reach the top kitchen cabinets, etc. 

The bottom units are not rentable though, but could be used as office or storage space perhaps?

The outbuildings include a guest house with a wraparound porch that needs to be replaced, a 6-stall horse barn with an apartment on the top floor, which is in decent shape inside but needs some cosmetic repair outside, a storage barn with 8 garage bays on the lower level and open storage on the top floor, and a historic gristmill (with a water wheel) built in 1820.

No pets; Assistance Animal Policy; Outside storage; Window AC's; Vehicles and parking; etc.I wish I could tell you this solves all of my tenant problems, but it does not.