I enjoy large, longterm projects where I can visualize big picture scenarios and execute.

Over time, I gained quite a bit of expertise in the tax treatment for my real estate portolio. 

I didn't pay money to get fb treatment. 

You also don't want to start the process of "special treatment" because then you won't be able to enforce any of your other lease stipulations. 

Be creative - offer to advertise a business by putting signs on your car as you drive around neighborhood streets; operate a staging or cleaning business for sellers and their realtors; act as a vacation rental host for out of the area owners who cannot do it themselves but would like their guests to receive the concierge treatment.

Kitchen cabinets, countertops, carpets, window treatments, etc are not structural.

Totally agree with Jay Dean Could require treatment and a few boards replaced, or could require sistering/replacing all joists including the plumbing, electric, and gas running through them.

Thought you might appreciate the visual, this was in an actual MLS listing.

Most importantly the digital HD image used on the floor is very visually appealing to tenants.

Tax treatment wise nor financially.