I am planning on doing a segregated depreciation study as well as filing for business expenses such as the office, internet, and repairs.

Notes can be done right from your desk and all you need is a computer, an internet, and a phone to do business.

I’d propose, to no fault of your own, your views of parks have been highly influenced by the internet, shows and news.

Obviously the internet is going to be your best outlet but with a 'millennial' mindset I would reach out to popular agent in your area and ask them to post your listings as a marketing tool.

I have excelled to some of the upper-most levels of Division 1 sports and attained All-American status twice in shot-put, worked as a driver for an exotic dancing company, college leasing associate, casino security guard, and now to my current field and positions which have revolved around child welfare for the last four years.

I've found a RE Attorney in Houston who does most of his work via internet, David Willis. 

Looking to grab on before investors go crazy in these areas with new casino expected.One of above includes town relationship where some acreage would ramain available for local events( does not interfee with housing project - will be used as leverage in deal)Open to hear options from investors, or financial partners.

You can get a lot of good & free information via BP, and searching the internet - Inside Self Storage, Self Storage Association, & so forth. 

Included in the fee is internet, heat, electric and laundry. 2.

I believe the town will bill the owner (you) and hold you responsible whether or not you collect it from the tenant.Unfortunately do not think MA would allow you to place a cap on the water and sewer usage (but would have to double check)Easier to have them pay for the heat (whether oil or gas) and electricity and trash pick up (if there is a separate city cahrge for that)Had a client lease out a single family home with a lease she got from the internet that called for tenant to pay water and sewer.