The on-demand units need less space, but require more annual maintenance in order to avoid them calcifying.

Great callI'm in the middle of a rehab that I tore all the framing out of and salvaged for the entry and wall movesI also kept the 8 foot slider-wood and am going to have it rehabbed by a cabinet company for way less than purchasing a new one forsome of the fixtures were just so calcified that they would not workI saved some of the old light fixtures and refurbished them modern getto- they look really coolthe thing is though is storage- you can rent a connex for a few bucks a month until your ready for the stuff that way they are right there on the property and your not going to a storage unit for the stuff your rehabbingI also kept most of the trashed cabinets- all wood but I'm going to sand blast them then verithane, they will turn out really cool- ive done this in the pastgood luck on your projectenjoy

I am not here to impose my belief on anyone else and I also think there will also always be space for hotels in the market but I tend to think competition is a good think in these kinds of calcified markets to break monopolistic tendencies, encourage creativity, and ultimately bring more choice to the consumer.

Tenants are slobs who care for things like they belong to someone else (and not to themselves personally)...Im always getting calls about stove burners, and 100% of the time its because they spilled somethig on it, then it calcified because they aren't capable of cleaning...so as my current round of stoves wears out...I'm pitching them and then the tenant can supply their own fridge and stove.

Even an old pad that is calcified will not allow proper moisture distribution into the airstream and waste water.