For example, they might check out the backyard or report on whether the neighbors have barking dogs.

Next is about 5 tenants living in different older motor homes parked in the back yard with a gate they access for in and out (kinda like a make shift free mobile home park!

The special assessment will be in the range of $35-45K and it will cover new balconies, pool, parking lot, electrical stuff, etc.Obviously, its huge expense and I would like to know if its tax deductible or not? 

Renovating the second floor (Unit #2), front inside and outside entrance, rear foyer, backyard, basement and general lipstick work on the first floor (Unit #1) What was the outcome?

Renovating the second floor (Unit #2), front inside and outside entrance, rear foyer, backyard, basement and general lipstick work on the first floor (Unit #1) What was the outcome?

Complete interior renovation, new landscaping, adding a rear back yard deck and other improvements.

That may be something worth adding in the backyard that doesn't cost a lot of money.

The town confirmed that there are usage spikes (2X) in the Summer, probably filling kiddie pools or similar.

@Shawn Gibson - You have a subject to professional in your back yard. 

I look at a good amount of CFD’s and notes on a regular basis and can still find 3-5 deals out of every pool that Meet my investment criteriaI also see people in two buckets- those who have been in the space for 5+ years when pricing was absurdly low because of supply and those who are newer who are noting pricing is high but never pull the trigger.