If a screen is in place, Tenant agrees to notify Landlord to request removal, so Landlord may secure the screen in safe storage and for re-installation at a later time.About the damage....

I split a few of the larger units into two separate units and am making a few additional units out of what was previously storage space for what will eventually be a total of 30 units.

Here are some things to consider below.Kitchen pantriesSoft closing cabinets Dovetail joints - Adds a nicer finish to the cabinetry With a higher-end rental, you might consider a pot filler above the range The latest trend in cabinet colors and paints - you can use Pinterest for thisFloating Shelves - reduce cost and adds aesthetic to the feel (base shelves are more expensive than uppers)Functionality is key - Storage for plates, pots, and pans 12x24 tile flooring offers the best bang for the buck Splurge on the backsplash because it is very inexpensive to do adds appealDepending on the dimensions of the room, you may consider a smaller upper cabinetHope this was helpful BP family!

In my case, I have residential rentals in one LLC, commercial properties in another, self storage in a third, and my real estate company operates in a fourth.

I bumped into a guy during my travels last week that owns an outdoor RV parking/storage area.

But the lot line placed one storage unit on one lot and the other lot had the apartment and other storage unit. 

(Consult with a CPA, and you are probably increasing your audit risk by doing so).This would be similar to writing off a home office and various expenses associated with that office, or my wife and I use our house as storage for her staging furniture, and can write off the proportionate sq ft of the overall house for that storage.

My contractor has this gate at his storage.

Properties with ADU's and/or additional amenities (parking, storage, laundry) can help you maximize rental income.- Speak to an investor-friendly lender about getting pre-approved so that you know exactly which property types and areas to target.

If a Cost Segregation Study had not been performed on this $3,000,000 RV & Boat Storage Building located in Fort Pierce, Florida that was purchased in 2020, it would have had first year depreciation of approximately $10,225.