I also would love to get into a multi-family or self-storage investment but just don't have the funds to do so right now.

It was just disclosed that property has an underground storage tank.

We swap out the old gas hotwater tank as well and no more need for a chimney, or liners.If you are a diyer, why not knock out the chimney yourself, buy seconds or discontinued brick, lay the chimney yourself or hire a handyman.... most of the chimneys we needed to rebuild are only the top sectionsfrom the attic through the roof, its rare that the entire chimney is bad.

Within the last 12 months, he's thrown loud annoying parties that have driven another tenant to service notice (where said departing tenant stated that annoying tenant is the reason why), been physically intimidating (not touching, just violating personal space) to my property manager to the point of her quitting, violating lease terms by keeping a pet and refusing to get rid of it after being served notice, and breaking into a locked free-standing storage shed to store his own items inside and listen to music with friends without my permission.Hired a lawyer (who I am slowly coming to realize, despite strong online/avvo.com reviews, may be not great since he is not super-great at forewarning/forearming me), and we are in the thick of it, with filings, answers, and summary judgement notices.

I am currently a stay at home mom, but I'm in the process of getting my real estate license again (had it for a few years until the market tanked and then got married/had a couple kids-so the timing worked out I guess).

They're renting out 3 of the 4 units as apartments and the last one is for storage.

Government has deep pockets and design plants that are built like tanks, but run like sports cars.

Plus you may have to dig up the tank if it is underground depending on your city.

Used furniture brought in (beds, sofas etc), furniture that was left in storage for a while, cleanliness and guest that brought them from their homes.Catching them early is the key as they multiply by the day and act quickly.

Bought young as a primary residence x 2, last one in 2005, values tanked with the crash so am currently holding and waiting, waiting, waiting for them to return.