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Updated 6 months ago on . Most recent reply

Approach to Cabin with VERY Outdated Furniture/Decor
Hello! I really need some advice...I am considering a cabin that that is very dated and really heavy with the lodge decor. Don't get me wrong, I love lodge decor however, there is such a thing as too much. There are animals on the walls everywhere and it is very distracting. If I purchase this cabin, I want to do a complete update which would require parting with most of the furniture, so I have a few questions:
1.How do new owners remove large and numerous items from a cabin if you are remote?
2. Are there consignment shops?
3. Is this something I should negotiate in the purchase price? The cabin is listed as "professionally decorated" which clearly, they see as a selling point. I don't want to hurt their feelings however, this will require a lot of logistics on my part to make this purchase happen.
Thoughts???
Thanks in advance :)