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Storage sheds for 4-plex

Account Closed
  • New to Real Estate
  • Mission, tx
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Hello BP members,

I want to ask about providing storage sheds to my tenants. Is it a good idea to install a storage unit for my renters? I'm looking at 3ft×5ft storage unit to each of my units. I'm just trying to market a different perk. My property is surrounded in a neighborhood of plexes. I'm asking if there is any legal issues or problem I do not forsee. I only see positive aspects, but want some experience advice. Will tenants appreciate it? None of the other properties do not offer this perk. I can get money back by applying cost in rent. I can get back within the 1yr term lease. Thoughts?

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Getting it back thru higher rents, probably not. Getting it back thru being more desirable leads to more tenants to choose from, quicker occupancies, etc. 

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