the Stackable in the master closet is just personal preference I put those in my personal homes and offer them as upgrades in our new construction 

I’m on the fence about if I should upgrade the inside of my rental property and I’m looking for advice.

For the building, you'd just want to make the basis broken between building and land and ensure the depreciation deduction matches the tax.

Cars broken into a few times.

My crystal ball is broken.

The only difference between "walls-in / original design" and "all-inclusive" type insurance is that the condo association's policy would actually pick up coverage for any upgrades made within your unit.

Upgrade. 

So you will have to upgrade the property before selling it or sell it to someone for cash, which means that you should count on owing it for a few months at least.

. $2600Another massive Pin Oak tree, 2 broken branches from a storm, $600There are 3 massive Pin Oak trees on the property and sooner or later they will all have to come down before they fall on my neighbors house horribly killing everyone inside.

I've had several properties where I wanted to use wood floors, granite, other upgrades etc... but at the end of the day my realtor talks me out of it because I wont recover the rehab portion of the investment.