Provide the internet service for the tenants and charge extra for it.

All utility statements: electricity, water, sewer & garbage, INSURANCE, road snow plowing, septic maintenance agreements, lawn care, hot tub maintenance, internet, and supplies.

I have not because I don't usually have internet on site, but now I have an apartment building to manage, and potentially the scale makes it make sense to have internet for such a large building for locks/exterior cameras/monitoring, and with cell phone companies now providing internet, internet may be cheaper.   

I will say the internet and SM giviths and takiths away.

Maybe a unique question but not finding sound advice from the internet or tax advisor.

Not published research, but based on my own experience: Cable+Internet: Cost is free and in fact you usually get a 20-30k bonus for using an exclusive service provider.

The internet books  Morby the sub 2 guys the market for this is quite thin.

You must hold the property over one year from the deed transfer date to qualify for long-term capital gains treatment (lower tax rate).Even though you invested in the tax lien earlier, the IRS doesn’t consider your holding period to begin until you gain full ownership through a tax deed.

To me, plenty of free information on the internet on how to learn how to give someone with no money unsecured loan in the hopes they pay you back. 

You received the property via a quitclaim deed, but the key tax issue isn’t inheritance—it’s capital gains tax if/when you sell.Step-Up in Basis: When someone inherits property, the cost basis is stepped up to the fair market value (FMV) on the date of death (October 2023 in your case).