It's easy to find a smaller sink and maybe even a sink cabinet at a used building supply place like Restore (Habitat for Humanity store), although it probably won't be a farm sink (I DO find some pretty nice sinks there though).  

If you are looking at buy & hold AMHA has a 2 year waiting list so the supply of tenants looking for nice/affordable housing is great.

This forced drop in supply may drive rates up a bit though...which would dampen my forecasted 25% drop a bit.....my best guess is most highly occupied and in demand PS properties will see a 15-20% drop in revenue year over year.

I live in MA so I got the hyper heat units that supply heat as well.

Probably is the reason for the price difference but it could just be because of supply/demand.

Account Closed,You can draw up a simple payment schedule with a few formulas in Excel, and play with the variables. 

I will share the benefits and advantages of this sub-sector, some obvious and some not so obvious but my main goal is to educate on the advantages of utilizing this new alternative building method because it has serious benefits in terms of supplying more affordable housing to a stagnant industry and has the means to reduce waste in ways you cannot even imagine.

We use it to store supplies, lawn mowers, etc. and the tenants have access to store bicycles, skis, etc.

Also question, do most RE investors supply the washer and dryer or do you leave it up to the tenants to provide their own? 

You may have the cost for business cards, promotional brochures, direct mailing costs, office supplies, etc that can be deducted as business expenses on Schedule C.