I was able to file a lien, win the hearing and attach a $20,000 claim to the house so when they sold it, they paid me off.

I have attached all 3 layouts and a brief description of the current pros/cons is listed below:Layout 1: Probably the cleanest layout with lots of open space, but seems like much of the space is wasted.

@Pete HarperUnfortunately the judgement will not attach to his homestead and you will not be able to recover when he sells in TexasMy advice is to cut bait and move forward. 

I've attached a Google Drive link to my company's February 2021 Investor Prospectus, if there's anyone interested.

Although the way the title company explained it to me is that those Judgements are attached to the property which according to them it means they will follow that property until they’re paid off or removed but she doesn’t know how to remove them. 

Those of you who have a beach house and have an attached 1 or 2 car garage, what do you with the garage?

However, the instructions in Publication 587 say "Complete and attach Form 4562 to your return if this is the first year you used your home... in business."

Sorry, disagree, bellies are where all the supposedly "disposable" stuff collects, over and over.If you're handy enough and want to avoid the cost of digging up the line now, go to the cleanout (assuming it's upstream of the belly) with a pressure washer and attachment and blow out the line on  a regular basis. 

I would love to get something where I can attach an ADU but for that amount I don’t see it happening.

Trailers are PERSONAL PROPERTY (in OR hence the license plate) and NOT FIXED (ie they need to have wheels and be movable) ATTACHED IMPROVEMENTS (which are depreciable).