Really I just want the access to not be by my building, but that actually is in the deed, and for that to change the storage facility owner would have to clean up piles of 'stuff' stacked and stored, more like a gym for rats...probably abandoned stuff from units that they do not want to pay for disposal.If I did keep the one half of the building I would use it to store stuff for my rental business and give each tenant in the apartment a place for their bikes and outside toys. 

I am always thinking of ways I can run my rental business that is unique and deeply impactful for my tenants.

@Kevin RoyYou have a very unique scenario.When you convert a personal residence to a rental property, you depreciate the property based on the FMV at the date of converting it to a rental property.You are also required to take depreciation...which you did not do.

Also, it’s a unique property because there aren’t many 4-unit apartment buildings.

My domain is unique.

Hey Everyone,Still relatively new here, but I'd like to think that I have a basic understanding of REI & the underlying math behind rental properties.  Situation:My wife and I currently own a townhouse, but are lo...

Unless there's something unique that gives it extra value.

Think about working with a list broker to define a unique list.

It has a unique garage setup, 2 car garage with an RV garage next to it.

Any advice on a lender that will take our unique circumstance into consideration?