It's a single family home, 3 bed/1bath, 877 sq ft property, more of cosmetic work (fresh paint, fixtures, etc) and landscaping on it's 10,000 sq ft lot.

From my experience, any structure which is temporary is fine, such as greenhouses, storage buildings on skids, and lean to's for equipment. 

They all direct the reader to believe Civvl is a Brute Squad for hire to come and Fresh Prince your poor, innocent tenants and all the stuff out onto the street.I have never had to evict, but I don't think it usually involves a posse to forcibly remove the tenant.

@Jonathan LeviIndustrial, self-storage and commercial multifamily will be solid asset classes into the future.

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Kitchen is wide open with plenty of storage and granite counter tops; kitchen is furnished with new stainless steel appliances.

Kitchen is wide open with plenty of storage and granite counter tops; kitchen is furnished with new stainless steel appliances.

Purchase price: $525,000 Cash invested: $100,000 Turn around storage facility purchase.

Purchase price: $525,000 Cash invested: $100,000 Turn around storage facility purchase.

I have cash on hand to do it, but figured I'd reduce my taxable income and avoid putting fresh money that is not subject to RE capital gains taxes into new deals.At first I was not going to buy new ones in WA because of the seemingly never ending eviction moratorium.