That means a wood building with brick attached on the outside.

Should i still be saving receipts from purchases made to improve my multifamily (ex: Paint, Painters Tape, Wood, Etc.) even if i don't own the property under an LLC yet?

Now to be fair to those folks they were more like permenant tents with wood stoves in them ( you could see the smoke) and not as much filth and garbage like our homeless in the NW like to throw out their front door of their tents.  

I have some wood and tin that needs to be hauled away from a recent shed demo.The contractor I did use is busy and can't finish the job.

Example: wood siding instead of more affordable vinyl siding.Mapleton fall creek is great too.

They've built an amazing supportive group there.If you find yourself venturing south to Kenosha or Racine that's my neck of the woods. 

Since it's landlocked, there is an easement but there are no additions or anything else built on the property itself, mostly comprised of just woods. 

While many multifamily buildings are made of steel, glass and concrete, wood is also a major component, especially in low- and mid-rise buildings.

Opened floorplan, new floors, new bathroom, new wood picket fence, removed dead trees, many many repairs including roof, electrical, plumbing What was the outcome?

His tenant apparently has some wood and needs someone to help with the labor so I'm getting his info and following that lead.