As far as I know, windows are considered structural, and depreciate on a 27.5 year schedule, but other things that are 'personal/tangible property, like carpeting, furniture, appliances, fixtures, etc. depreciate on a 5 year schedule and are eligible for first year 100% bonus depreciation, allowing you to take the deduction in the first year.When is it most beneficial? 

It's saved me at shows a couple of times when an amp started acting up:https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/ParaDriverV2--tech-21-sansamp-para-driver-v2-diI also have a Boss Blues Driver in the mix and a Danelectro Daddy-O (the older heavy, metal pedals not the new junk).

Walkable to shops, restaurants and grocery store.

I just turned 29, I live in Houston, Tx and I have been buying for large store (fast fashion) retailers for the past 7 years.

Yes, it is a simple business model - rent metal sheds on concrete slabs to folks so they can store their treasures; buy it by the gallon & sell it by the shot; plus (or should I say "minus") no toilets, no tenants, no trash. 

And that question is, first a description of my situation that raised this question:I worked a grocery store job for many years as I made it through high school, college, and a couple years after that, obviously low-paying.

You may have to pay higher than normal rent because a portion of it will be stored away so you can use it towards purchasing the home.3.

For 3 months in Chicago you couldn't get tile from anywhere but a store like home depot.

I'd make sure that they have some provision for storing paperwork (leases, notices, rent increases, etc.) since you need good paperwork to protect yourself.However (and I'm not advocating for PM companies), you'll now take on:1) Day-to-day tenant issues2) Maintenance3) Lease-up and rents4) Making sure all bills are paid and rents collectedI don't know how much that is worth to you in terms of $.

There is a large garage that I retained use of and have a plan on storing vehicles at for the winter in, which I estimate will net 900-1200/year.