Hi @Shannon Sadik, before you do that I would investigate whether it's code or not.  

I'm pretty sure the plugs have 30 amps which is easy to overload.So, let's just say hypothetically that I was unable to satisfy code enforcement on the fence and exterior siding by Feb 25th.  

if another big tax reform actually did come out of Congress, there would be a push to simplify the code, eliminate deductions, and reduce rates similar to the 86 reform.  

There is no such rule or even precedent in IRS code, but it is a rule of thumb investors use to consider.

Recently acted Sections 2924(a)(6) and 2924.19 of California Civil Code provide the same relief to homeowners.It is highly suggested that homeowners take this window of opportunity to get relief before the banks get Congress to close this door with national legislation.

Could you recommend some zip codes I should look at in your area for investment?

However, for my last tenant screening I googled Smartmove promo codes and I believe I found a different discount. 

All that is different is the code assigned to the tax.

On those older buildings, you will want to look into a "law and ordinance" rider so that you get latest code compliance covered if you re-build.

There is a decent sale on Sears and an extra discount code online.