The only issue is that its tucked against the highway and basically at the end of a commercial street with geographic barriers all around, so theres really no opportunity for any other development ie multifamly etc in that vicinity.

The only time you may capitalize these costs is if you later purchase a property within the same geographical area. 

I later updated my Google review to make it clear: I’m not here for arguments — your explanation doesn’t change the facts. 

I don't know anyone who's used it, but geographically its less restrictive.

It might be a seasonal and geographical change, but I remember that when I helped a friend and co-signed on a lease --- we had to fill an application and pay for a background check BEFORE we were shown the property. that was 2021 or '22 though.I remember that our application and credit check was good for 90 days or so and we could view multiple properties with that.

It's going to depend a lot on how many units you manage, how geographically distant they are, and what the handyman landscape in your area looks like.

Or at least a general explanation so I can go find more targeted information?

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If you have a stage name for your SM presence etc, I'm sure a simple explanation would clear this up.

Further, most REITs are specialized, investing in only one particular property sector, and often concentrated in a particular geographic area.