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Doraine Warner
  • Investor
  • Kihei, HI
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Renting a mansion, w/ugly burning pile there, my husband says OK!

Doraine Warner
  • Investor
  • Kihei, HI
Posted

It is on an 85 acre horse boarding farm, the house is about 5000 sq. ft, and would rent (when fixed up) for around $4k/mo. It has a horrible "burning pile" used on the "farm", with old furniture, metal, carpeting, wood, etc. that is burned there regularly right in front of the house (20 ft from it) in a huge pile, that is often simmering. I told my husband that you can't rent a mansion out for that price, with that eyesore there. He says, well, they'll have to overlook it. Yes, they can move it to other places on the 85 acres, yes. I said you want curb appeal, and nice pictures to rent it out to an executive and his family, and that won't work having that next to the house. What is your opinions on this?  

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