The answer is a big fat NO.

A 100-unit building has a fairly sophisticated how water heating system with a boiler (now a water heater) and probably a 200-gallon storage tank and one or two pumps.

I wrote a fat article about depreciation, nice little story.

They are business partners and own SFR, Apartments and storage. 

If it's your personal home, you better be ready to move your belongings somewhere, like a storage unit.Some lender foreclose very quickly, and some let a couple of payments go past due.If they yellow tape the entrance as "no go" and your stuff is inside--ouch.Good Luck!

So consider this if you want to use the existing building for storage or a construction staging area.Don’t rush to demolish it thinking you will be saving tax dollars until you verify that with the local assessor.Timing for new construction fully completed by assessment day -Likewise, as you are building the new structure, the local assessor will estimate value for assessment purposes each assessment date.

Although, you could remove the attic ladder altogether and disallow storage in the attic.

No "dead" storage.

Plenty of options for renting a standard storage unit, but space must be tall as it needs to accommodate a car lift. 

Then you need to ask, do you want to be a landlord and start small with Single Family and grow slow or do you like another asset class: Multifamily (Apartments), Storage Units, Mobile Homes, Residential Assisted Living.