It is zoned R4 with a 692 ft2 addition was just recently added that could make it a Duplex if you wall it off.

Trees fall down, a retaining wall failed, the .1 mile driveway has storm caused grooves in it.For my current one, I have the worst MH in the park.  

Had the inspection done and there is clearly work that needs to be done in the $5-$10K range, incl some work around rotten wood, leaky pipes/faucets, holes in doors/walls, small amt of mold in bathroom, sump pump drain issues, bathroom fans routing into attic causing moisture issues...etc.  

(Made up example: I like to put diamond plate on the walls because that stuff in indestructible.)

I noticed a quote hanging on a wall of a local building dept.

By investing the IRA in real estate, you will retain that investment capital and can acquire more or better properties as a result, which will produce higher overall returns than you could personally with the reduced amount post-distribution.There is a lot of good information on BP regarding self directed plans.  

We use copper if access is limited and we need the  pipe itself to manoeuvre and retain the shower spigot in-place.  

In addition all cutting will need to be done inside (can't setup the saws out in the driveway), which means more time spent cleaning the job site.We are just finishing a deep energy efficiency retrofit of a rental - inside is starting to look beautiful, but the outside is missing siding of one wall and the awning over the entrance needs to be build ... both of which will need to wait until the weather warms and the snow goes.  

You still need your Castle Walls and Moat for a well rounded protection strategy for what is inside those walls.

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