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Whatever pre-fab units look good and fit the space and current styles are the right choice for me.

They apparently were not worth saving and had reached the end of their useful life (the ultimate depreciation) and actually were some expense to dispose of....meanwhile, all the single family homes and multiplexes have appreciated handsomely and still generate rents....

Ultimately, it would depend upon the particulars of your situation.  

I've read the Ultimate Beginners guide, as well as Investing in Real Estate by Gary Eldred and I have a couple questions. 1.

Just trying to wrap my head around this process of how to fund and then separate my personal and business money and be able to expense out some stuff to ultimately save money on taxes.Thanks again!