I'm calling several different commercial property owners to see if they would like to sell their properties and I can't seem to find any really good scripts out on the Internet.

If you want to lighten the look, just paint it a neutral color.As for the rest of the finish-out, if this mobile home is targeted at affordable housing, then you want to give the illusion of luxury without using expensive materials.

(if I sell soon, I will get some of that back)________$1,364Repair cost:$200 to handyman for labor + $200-300 for materials = $500 for repairsTotal estimated cost: $1,864 ($1,364 + $500 fix up cost)My good friend and handyman will tackle repairs on Friday and should have it done, shined up and ready to sell by Saturday or Sunday.Needless to say I was excited about closing this deal and glad I listened to my gut!

I've got a quote of $250 for labor, have materials priced out, and the carpet guy budgeted in.

I currently have multiple units but looking to diversity by investing in a self-storage facility.Does anyone know of any good Self-Storage books or learning material?

Can I use home depot's receipt (material) as claimed to deduct on the security deposit disposition?

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Even if it were, you shouldn't take legal advice from strangers on the internet.

It is always much cleaner to have the current management send a simple introductory notice of change, which the new management should follow up with a more detailed letter which might include how maintenance requests are made and other non-material, lawful, changes to routine operations.