Thank You.Like Mike said, Fabmac houses are as cheap as it gets.

It sounds like your property won't be a cheap date to repair and may best be handled through the tenant's insurance policy.Sorry this happened...the joys of owning a business.Best. 

Even the cheap $60 machine says right on it “Warning: Use in Unoccupied Space Only”.https://www.nachi.org/ozone-ge...https://www.amazon.com/Airther... 

If you call them they can offer you pricing on statewide or even nationwide plans, but they aren't cheap. 

The state is business friendly, low taxes, cheap land and decent climate.

Imagine, commercial space converted to warehouses, delivery centers, storage space, or even as you said businesses on the growth side such as medical, security, tech, etc.I focus primarily on multifamily, but I also enjoy looking for opportunity and seeing the trends.

They’re so cheap it’s dumb to not do (note: I have plenty of life insurance on myself).

In the end if there was a problem that persists I would then look into an area rug from somewhere extremely cheap, or a used piece of carpet.

I decided to just sell my home in Tampa and not even think of renting again until after the CDC Rent Ruling is stopped and see if we have a downturn in the property values where I could pick up a fixer upper for cheap and do a BRRR.

Depends on how cheap we are talking.Option #1: On the cheap-Get a google voice # with the local area code-Pull data (owner name, property address and mailing address) of properties from your local property accessor website (CAD, GIS, etc).